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This is an updated version of "Selected References for New Junior CollegePresidents and Board Members," an unpublished document prepared in 1967 by theSubcommittee on Operational Data for Junior College Administrators of the AmericanAssociation of Junior Colleges (AAJC). The introduction contains instructions forordering ERIC documents, information on how to use the ERIC system, a list of theERIC clearinghouses, and instructions for ordering AAJC publications. Thebibliography is divided into chapters on administration, adult education, board andpohoes, teaching, curriculum and programs, establishing a two-year college, facilities,finance and business, foundations and associations, institutional studies, the juniorcollege scene, library and audiovisual services, personnel (faculty and staff),community services and public relations, students and student personnel services,periodicals, directories, and bibliographies. It includes book titles from 1950 to 1968and certain standard works. (MB)

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ASPECTS OF THE JUNIOR COLLEGE FIELD

A BIBLIOGRAPHY1950-1968

Edited byLguise Giles

Project for New Institytip;ps

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EDUCATION. FURTHER REPRODUCTION OUTSIDE

THE ERIC SYSTEM REQUIRES PERMISSION OF

THE COPYRIGHT OWNER."

FOREWORD

In an age when the list of new publications appears to be increasing

at an increasing rate, bibliographies are both demanded and condemned.

Demanded because readers want a succinct list of titles pertaining to a

topic of current interest. Condemned because readers know any list, re-

gardless of how speedily it was prepared, is dated and not quite up to the

minute when it is published. These observations are true of bibliogra-phies for any and every subject and when the subject is relatively new,

controversial, and popular - such as the development and future of community

junior colleges - these observations are especially apparent.

Despite the ambivalent feelings about perparing a bibliography, it was

decided to proceed. The final, significant factor was the need of people

who are starting new community junior colleges. These people - the trustees.presidents, administrators and faculty - must learn a great deal about

community junior colleges in a short period of time. Where is this infor-

mation available? How can the information be obtained? These are the

questions that must be answered fully, reliably, and quickly. This is

what this bibliography can do.

This bibliography, which was developed by Mrs. Louise Giles, was

prepared efficiently and quickly with an eye for the latest publications.

Mrs. Giies, who is currently the director of the learning resources center

at Orchard Ridge Campus, Oakland Community College, understands the prob-

lems of starting a college. Twice she has participated in the process of

developing and opening new colleges.

Some of the publications contained in this bibliography were not yet

available when it went to press. In addition to searching out the latestpublications, this bibliography explains how information can be obtained

from other printed sources. The ERIC Clearinghouse for Junior College Infor-

mation at UCLA is described and some of their publications are listed.

Procedures for obtaining reprints of AAJC Journalsandmicrofom copies of

publications are also included here.

Mrs. Giles is to be complimented for this document. She has provided

a bibliography that can serve both as an introduction for laymen and a

valuable tool for the professionals. Its life expectancy may be short, we

are already considering a new Oition for 1971, but it can do a "heap of

helping" in the meantime:

Richard E. WilsonDirector

Project for New InstitutionsAmerican Association of Junior Colleges

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Deep appreciation for assistance in compiling thisbibiliography must go to Dale Gaddy, ERIC Clearing-house for Junior College Information, Los Angelesand to the Publishing Department of the AmericanLibrary Association in Chicago.

A debt is also owed to Ellen Knapp, an excellentstudent typist who "picked up" very quickly.

L.G.

INTRODUCTION

This bibliography is essentially an updating and revision of Selected

References for New Junior'College Presidents and Board Members, an unpublished

document prepared in 1967 by the Subcommittee on Operational Data for Junior

College Administrators of the American Association of Junior Colleges.

Specifically, the current bibliography differs in the following ways:

I) it contains 610 titles to the 164 of the previous document; 2) it contains

selected periodical articles dating from 1955 to 1968; 3) it contains a gen-

erous sampling of ERIC documents (instructions as to how to order these

follow).

Book titles date from 1950 to 1968, with the exception of certain

standard works which are listed because they are "Old Faithfuls."

How to Order ERIC Documents

About 100 ERIC documents are interspersed throughout this bibliography.

It should be noted that these are only a sampling of the wealth of documents

available from ERIC and they are included mainly as an example of what can

be found in order to encourage greater use of the center.

There are 19 ERIC Clearinghouses around the country, but the references

cited in this bibliography all come from the ERIC Clearinghouse for Junior

College Information in Los Angeles.

Documents from all 19 Clearinghouses must be ordered from the ERIC

Document Reproduction Service (EDRS) in Maryland. But, an order sent to

EDRS must have an ED number and, unless you have a deposit account, all

orders under $5.00 must be pre-paid. Also, you must include a 50(t handling

fee for orders under $3.00.

ERIC citations listed in this bibliography include an order number and

a price for 'either microfiche or hard copy. All you need to do to order

a listed document is supply the ED number, title and author, and specify

whether you want it in microfiche or hard copy. Then, send your order and

check (including handling fee, if necessary) to:

ERIC Document Reproduction ServiceNational Cash Register Company4936 Fairmont AvenueBethesda, Maryland 20014

However, if there is no ED number, EDRS cannot supply. In this volume,

citations lacking an ED number always haye a JC number. These may be

ordered in a similar manner from:

ERIC Clearinghouse for Junior

College Information96 Powell LibraryUniversity of California 90024

How to Use the ERIC System

For those who are interested in finding references to ERIC documents

other than the ones mentioned in this publication, this brief explanation of

how to use the system is included. ERIC (Educational Resources Information

Center) is made up of 19 clearinghouses located throughout the United States.

(See addresses at end of this section.) Each of the clearinghouses specializesin collecting documents on a different subject or field. Most of the clearing-

houses put out some kind of newsletter.

Abstracts of documents collected by all of the clearinghouses appear

in Research in Education, a monthly publication with an author-subject-

institution approach. The address and price of a subscription to RIE and

all other periodicals mentioned here appear in the "Periodicals" section

of this bibliography.

Those interested in research in the junior college field might want to

subscribe to the Junior College Research Review. This is a monthly period-

ical which reviews and lists documents in tne junior college field which have

benn received in the Clearinghouse for Junior College Information.

Fans of the vocational-technical field will want to know about AIM

(Abstracts of Instructional Materials in Vocational and Technical Education)

and ARM (Abstracts of Research and Related Materials in Vocational and

Technical Education), both quarterly publications of the Clearinghouse for

Vocational and Technical Education.

Most of the documents collected by the clearinghouses are available in

Ricrofiche or hard copy at the ERIC Document Reproduction Service (EDRS),

National Cash Register Company in Bethesda, Maryland. If the items are

available at EDRS, the order number will be listed in Research in Education

iv

Junior College Research Review, AIM, ARM, or various other clearinghousepublications. Research in Education, of course, should be thought of asthe master-index to documents in all the clearinghouses.

However, occasionally, a document will only be available at a specificclearinghouse; or if not available there, the clearinghouse will send youto the right source. In these cases, though, Research in Education, orwhatever the source of the reference, should indicate the variation.

ERIC Clearinghouses

ADULT EDUCATIONSyracuse University107 Roney LaneSyracuse, New York 13210

COUNSELING AND PERSONNELSERVICESUniversity of MichiganAnn Arbor, Michigan 48104

DISADVANTAGEDTeachers CollegeColumbia UniversityNew York, New York 10027

EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATIONUniversity of IllinoisUrbana, Illinois 61801

EDUCATIONAL ADMINISTRATIONUniversity of OregonEugene, Oregon 97403

EDUCATIONAL FACILITIESUniversity of WisconsinMadison, Wisconsin 53703

EDUCATIONAL MEDIA & TECHNOLOGYStanford UniversityStanford, California 94305

EXCEPTIONAL CHILDRENThe Council for Exceptional ChildrenNational Education AssociationWashington, D.C. 20036

TEACHING OF FOREIGN LANGUAGESModern Language Association of

America65 Fifth AvenueNew York, New York 10011

HIGHER EDUCATIONGeorge Washington UniversityWashington, D.C. 20006

JUNIOR COLLEGESUniversity of California at L.A.Los Angeles, California 90024

LIBRARY & INFORMATION SCIENCESUniversity of MinnesotaMinneapolis, Minnesota 55404

LINGUISTICSCenter for Applied Linguistics1717 Massachusetts Avenue, N.W.Washington, D.C. 20036

READING200 Pine HallIndiana UniversityBloomington, Indiana 47401

RURAL EDUCATION & SMALL SCHOOLSNew Mexico State UniversityLas Cruces, New Mexico 88001

SCIENCE EDUCATIONOhio State UniversityColumbus, Ohio 43221

TEACHER EDUCATIONAmerican Association of Colleges

for Teacher EducationWashington, D.C. 2005

VOCATIONAL AND TECHNICALEDUCATION

Ohio.State UniversityColumbus, Ohio 43212

How to Order AAJC Publications

All of the AAJC publications listed in this publication may not still

be in print. If'not, they should still be available in many libraries

in the country.

For a price list of AAJC publications now available, write to:

Publications Sales OfficeAmerican Association of Junior Colleges

1315 Sixteenth Street, N.W.Washington, D.C. 20036

A cumulative author-title-subject index to Junior College Journal

back to 1930 is available in microfiche and hard copy at:

ERIC Document Reproduction Service

National Cash Register Company

4936 Fairmont AvenueBethesda, Maryland 20014

For back issues of Junior College Journal in microfilm or hard copy,

write to:

Microfilm Hard Copy

University Microfilms206 North Zeeb RoadAnn Arbor, Michigan 48106

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Johnson Reprint CorporationIII 5th AvenueNew York, New York 10013

Louise GilesOrchard Ridge Campus

Oakland Community CollegeFarmington, Michigan

March, 1969

CONTENTS

Foreword

Acknowledgements ii

Introduction

How to Order ERIC Documents iii

How to Use the ERIC System iv

ERIC ClearinghousesHow to Order AAJC Publications vi

Administration

11 Adult Education 5

III Board and Policies 7

IV Teaching, Curriculum and Programs 9

V Establishing A Two-Year College 16

VI Facilities 20

VII Finance and Business 23

VIII Foundations and Associations 25

IX Institutional Studies 26

X The Junior College Scene 28

XI Library and Audiovisual Services 35

XII Personnel - Faculty and Staff 45

XIII Community Services and Public Relations 48

XIV Students and Student Personnel Services 49

XV Periodicals 54

XVI Directories 56

XVII Bibliographies 57

Author Index 58

Title Index 62

I ADMINISTRATION

"Administrative Relationships to the Library." North Carolina

Libraries 20:35-40 Winter 1962.

Ashmore, Henry L. "Reaction to Some Basic Principles in Developing and

Operating Junior Colleges." Junior College Journal 32:189-92;

December'1961.

Burns, Gerald P., editor. Administrators in Higher Education: Their Func-

tion and Coordination. New York: Harper & Row, 1962.

Cohen, Arthur M. and Roueche, John E. Institutional Administrator or Educa-

tional Leader? Washington D.C.: American Association of Junior Colleges,

1969.

Corson, John J. Governance of Colleges and Universities. New York: McGraw-

Hill, 1960.

Deferrari, Roy J., editor. Functions of _the Dean of Studies in Higher

Education. Washington, D.C.: The Catholic University of American

Press, 1956.

Dodds, Harold W. The Academic President--Educator or Caretaker? New York:

McGraw-Hill Book Co., Inc., 1962.

Donaldson, Robert S. Fortifying Higher Education. New York: The Fund for

the Advancement of Education. 63pp.

Drewry, Galen N. The Administrative Team: _What It is and How It Works.

Athens: Institute of Higher Education, University of Georgia, 1967. 2Ipp.

Gou.ld, James Wesley. The Academic Deanship. New York: The Bureau of Publi-

cations, Teachers College, Columbia University, 1964.

Hall, George L. "Confusion in the Control of the Junior College." Junior

College Journal 32:432-36; April 1962.

Jenkins, H. E. "A Guide for the Organization and Evaluation of Community

Junior Colleges." American School and University. 1950-51 Edition.

113-I8pp.

kintzer, Frederick C. President's Reports in.American Junior Colleges.

By the Regents of the University of California, 1963. 67pp.

Lins, L. J., editor. Basis for Decision. Madison: Dembar EducationalResearch Services, fnc., 1963. 228pp.

March, James G., editor. Handbook of Organizations. Chicago: Rand McNallyand Co., 1965. I247pp.

Martorana, S. V. and Hunter, Pauline T., editors. Administering the Com-munity College in a Changing World. Buffalo: School of Education,State University of New York at Buffalo, 1966.

McGrath, Earl J. The Administration of Higher Institutions Under ChangingConditions. Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1947.

Millett, John D. An Essay on Organization--The Academic Community. New York:McGraw-Hill, 1962.

Morrison, D. G. and Martorana, S. V. State Formulas for the Support ofPublic 2-Year Colle es. Bulletin 1962, No. 14. Washington: UnitedStates Department of Health, Education and Welfare, Office of Educa-tion, 1962.

. School Management Magazine. Monthly, $8.00 yr. The ManagementPublishing Group, Inc., 22 West Putnam Avenue, Greenwich, Conn. 06843.

. Survey of State Legislation R,elating_ to Higher Education. U. S.Department of Health, Education, and Welfare, Office of Education,Circular No. 684. Washington, D.C.: Government Printing Office, 1962.273pp.

Wetzler, Wilson F. "Administrative and Organizational Patterns for theCommunity Junior Colleges." Junior College Journal 28:430-34; April 1958.

Wilson, Logan. Emerging Patterns in American Higher Education. Washington,D.C.: American Council on Education, 1965.

2.

CLEARINGHOUSE ORDERNUMBER NUMBER

ERIC DOCUMENTS

AUTHORAND TITLE

JC 670 877

JC 670 225

JC 670 804

JC 670 827

JC 680 047

JC 680 074

JC 670 994

ED 013 640

ED 012 172

ED 013 623

ED 019 930

Bandley, Marion K. Relationships of Facul-ty Senates (Councils) to the AdministrativeStaff, Presidents and or Superintendents, andBoard of Trustees in Sixty-Eight CaliforniaJunior Colleges as Reported by the Pre'sidentsor Vice Presidents. (Microfiche $.25; Hard

-631T14-17M----

Collins, Charles C. Structure as a Determi-nant of Democratic Administration. GrossmontCollege, El Cajon, California, 1963.

Epler, Stephen M. Faculty-AdministrationRela'tionships--Why the Conflict? (Microfiche$.25; Hard Copy $1.24)

Florida State University, Tallahassee. Leader-ship Opportunities and the Beginning JuniorCollege President. (Report from the South-east Regional Junior College Leadership Pro-gram). (Microfiche $.50; Hard Copy $2.60)

Giles, Frederic T., editor. New Frontiers inAdministration for Junior College Administra-tors. Proceedings of a Conference Sponsoredby Coordinating Committee California Leader-ship Program, University of Washington, andWashington State University (Seattle, April2-4, 1962). (Microfiche $.25; Hard Copy $1.88)

Illinois Junior College Board, Springfield.Standards and Criteria for the Evaluation andRecognition of Illinois Public Junior Colleges.(Microfiche $.25; Hard Copy $.80)

Luskin, Bernard J. -A Workshop of Interest toNew Presidents with Little Background in theJunior College--An Analysis. (Microfiche .25

Hard Copy $1.92)

Medsker, Leland L., and Clark, George'W.State Level Governance of California JuniorColleges. (Microfiche $.50; Hard Copy $4.32)

Newburn, H. K. Report of the Junior CollegeConference (Arizona State University, Decem-ber 6-7, 1967), Arizona State University,Tempe, Arizona, 1967.

3.

JC 670 132 ED 011 762 Pennsylvania State Board of Education,

Harrisburg. Regulations for Communill Col-

leges. (Microfiche f.25; Hard Copy $.68)

JC 660 041 ED 011 757 Schultz, Raymond E. Administrators for America's

Junior Colle es--Predictions of Need 1965-1980.

(Microfiche .25; Hard Copy $1.24)

JC 670 378 ED 011 774 Schultz, Raymond E., and Roberts, Dayton Y.

Presidents of Public Junior Colleges--AnAnalysis of Selected Background Factors.(Microfiche f.25; Hard Copy $132)

ED 018 208 Teter, Ralph 0. and Pate, Thomas Jr. Creating

a Climate for Innovation. Report of a Confer-

ence for Community College and Public SchoolAdministrators, Supervisors, Personnel, andTeachers (Lee College, Baytown, Texas, October

30-31, 1967), Gulf Schools SupplementaryEducation Center, Pearland, Texas. 1967. 5Ipp.

(Microfiche $.25; Hard Copy $2.04

JC 670 810

JC 670 904 ED 013 651

JC 670 894

University of Florida, Gainesville. The

Dimensions of the Dean's Tasks, Proceedingsof the Conference for Newly Appointed Junior

College Deans (1st, Appalachian State College,

Boone, North Carolina, August 6-10, 1962).

(Microfiche $.25; Hard Copy $1.48)

Washington University, Seattle, Center for the

Development of Community College Education.Faculty Participation in Community College

Governance--An Annotated Bibliography.(Occasional Paper Number 3). (Microfiche $.25;

Hard Copy $1.04)

Weber, John, editor. Administration and Inno-

vation. Papers from the Community CollegePresidents' Institute (6th, 1966).(Microfiche $.50; Hard Copy $4.84)

11 ADULT EDUCATION

Adult Leadership. Monthly (Sept.-June). $7.50 yr. Adult Education

Association of the U.S.A., 1225 Nineteenth Street, N.W., Washington,

D.C. 20036.

. Catalog of Federal Programs for Individual and Community Improvement.Washington, D.C.: Office of Economic Opportunity, 1965. 414pp.

. A Directory of Programs and Services: Federal Support for Adult

Education. Washington, D.C.: The Adult Education Association of the

U.S.A., 1966. Illpp.

Hoiberg, 0. G. Exploring the Small Community. Lincoln: University of

Nebraska Press, 1965. I92pp.

Hunsaker, Herbert C., and Richard Pierce, editor. Creating a Climate for

Adult Learning. A report of a National Conference on Architecture forAdult Education, Adult Education Association of the U.S.A. 116pp.

Knowles, Malcolm S., editor. Handbook of Adult Education in the United States.

Chicago: Adult Education Association of the U.S.A., 1960. 603pp.

National Education Association. Adult Education Service ani National Associationfor Public School Adult Education. Counseling and Interviewing Adult

Students. Washington, D.C.: National Education Association, 1959. 24pp.

Snow, Robert H. Community Adult Education. New York: G. P. Putnam's Sons,

1955. 170pp.


ERIC DOCUMENTS

AUTHOR

JC 670 010 ED 015 713

JC 670 806 ED 013 624

JC 670 905

AND TI_TLE

California Coordinating Council for HigherEducation, Sacramento. Continuing EducationPrograms in California Higher Education.(Microfiche $.25; Hard Copy $1.88)

Florida State University, Tallahassee.Excellence in Continuing Education. Proceedingsof the Sixth Annual Junior College Administra-tive Teams Institute, Gainesville, Florida,Aug. 7-9, 1966). (Microfiche $.75; HardCopy $7.20)

ED 015 736 Hubbard, John M. An Adult Approach.,to Adult.

Education. (Microfiche .25; Hard Copy $.40)

Pearce, Frank C. Continuing EmploymentThrough Training. (Stanislaus County Multi-Occupational Adult Training Project, ReportNo. 7). (Microfiche $.25: Hard Copy $1.60)

JC 660 378 ED 011 357

JC 670 279 Schroeder, Wayne L., and Sapienza, Dunno-val L. The Publ_ic Junior College AdultEducation Administrator.(Microfiche $.25; Hard Copy $.72)

6.

111 BOARD AND POLICIES

The American School Board Journal. Monthly, $4.50 yr. The Bruce

Publishing Company, 400 North Broadway, Milwaukee, Wisconsin 53211.

Burns, Gerald P., editor. Trustees in Higher Education: Their Functions

and Coordination. New York: Independent College Funds of America,

Incorporated, 1966.

College and University Trustees and Trusteeship. Albany: University

of the State of New York, The State Education Department, 1966. 43pp.

Erickson, Clifford G. "To the New Junior College Trustee." Junior College

Journal. 39:42-45 March, 1969.

Hall, George L. "Ten Commandments for Trustees." Junior College Journal.

36:24-27. April, 1966.

Hartnett, Rodney T. College and University Trustees: Their Backgrounds,

Roles, and Educational Attitudes. Princeton: EducationaI Testing

Service, 1968.

Henderson,:4tgo. The Role of the Governing Board. Washington, D.C.: Asso-

ciation of Governing Boards of Universities and Colleges, 1967.

Kintzer, Frederic C. Board Policy Manuals in California Public Junior

Colleges. Los Angeles: School of Education, University of California,

1962. 43pp.

Rauh, Marton A. College and University Trusteeship. Yellow Springs: The

Antioch Press, 1959. 107pp.

The Role of the College and New Trustee. New York: Carnegie Fodnda-

tion for the Advancement of Teaching, 1961.

Ruml, Beardsley. Memo To a College Trustee. New York: McGraw-Hill Book

Company, Inc., 1959. 94pp.

7.


ERIC DOCUMENTS

AUTHORAND TITLE

JC 670 884

JC 670 663

ED 013 115 Florida University, Gainesville. Board/

Administrator Relationships. (Proceedings

of the Junior College Institutes, Biloxi,Mississippi, Aug. 2-4, 1964, Atlanta, Georgia,Aug. 5-7, 1964). (Microfiche $.50; Hard Copy

$2.88)

Washington University, Seattle, Center for theDevelopment of Community College Education.Community College Boards of Trustees, anAnnotated Bibliography. (Occasional Paper).(Microfiche $.25; Hard Copy $1.72)

8.

IV TEACHING, CURRICULUM AND PROGRAMS

AAJC-NHC Committee on Health Technology Education. A Guide for Health

Technology Program Planning. Washington D.C.: American Association

of Junior Colleges and National Health Council, 1967. 52pp.

Almarode, Richard. Guidelines for Hospitality Education in Junior Colleges.

Washington, D.C.: American Association of Junior Colleges, 1967. 55pp.

Anderson, Bernice E. Nursing Education in Community Junior Colleges.

Philadelphia: J. B. Lippincott Company, 1966. 293pp.

Battelle Memorial Institute. Guide to Audiovisual Presentations. Columbus:

Wolf Business Publications, 1963.

Bernstein, Jeremy. The Analytical Engine: Computers--Past, Present, and

Future. New York: Random House, Inc., 1964.

Bishop, J. L. Jr. "Mt. San Jacinto Multi-Media Instructional System."

Educational Screen and Audio Visual Guide 47:18-19 September 1968.

Bishop, Richard. The Role of the Community College in Developin Traffic

Specialists and Technicians. Washington, D.C.: American Association

of Junior Colleges, 1968. 4Opp.

Bruner, Jerome S. The Process of Education. Cambridge: Harvard University

Press, 1960. 97pp.

Byram, Harold M., and Wenrich, Ralph C. Vocational Education and Practical

Arts in the Community School. New York: The Macmillan Company, 1956.

Canfield, Albert A. An instructional Systems Approach. Royal Oak: Howard

& Smith, 1967. 24pp.

Canfield, Albert A. Instructional Activities and Their Purposes. Royal Oak:

Howard & Smith, 1967. 26pp.

Crockett, Thompson S. and Stinchcomb, James D. Guidelines for Law Enforce-

ment Education Programs in Community and Junior Colleges. Washington,

D.C.: American Association of Junior Colleges, 1968. 36pp.

Decker, Edward H. "The Systems Approach: A New Educational Technique."

Science Teacher 35:26-27 November 1968.

Dobrovolny, Jerry S. Civil Engineering Technology Consultants' Workshop.


Educational Policies Commission. Education for all American Youth: A

Further Look. Washington, D.C.: Educational Policies Commission of

the National Education Association and the American Association of

School Administrators, 1952. pp.12+402.

9.

7P.MIIIINIMMIPONITIn111,./.......1M1=MIVIIIII.11..,

Eiss, Albert F., editor. Science Education in the Junior College: Problemsand Practices. A Report of Four Conferences on Junior College ScienceTeaching. Commission on The Education of Teachers of Science of TheNational Science Teachers Association. Washington, D.C., 1966. 53pp.

. Emphasis: Occupational Education in the Two-Year College. A summaryof the St. Louis Technical Educational Conference, Washington, D.C.:American Association of Junior Colleges, 1965. 83pp.

. English in the Two-Year Colle e. Report of a Joint Committee ofNational Council of Teachers of English and the Conference on CollegeComposition and Communication. Champaign: National Council of Teachersof English, 1965.

. EPIE Forum. $35.00 yr. Monthly. Educationa/ Products InformationExchange Institute, 386 Park Ave., New York, N.Y. 10016.

Erickson, C. W. Fundamentals of Teaching with Audiovisual Technology.New York: Macmillan, 1965.

. Excellence in Terminal Education. Proceedings of the Third AnnualJunior College Administrative Teams Institute. Daytona Beach, Florida,July 29-August 2, 1963, 95pp.

Forrester, Gertrude. Occupational Literature: An Annotated Bibiliography.New York: H. W. Wilson, 1964.

Garrison, Roger H. Teaching in a Junior College. Washington: AmericanAssociation of Junior Colleges and American Education Publishers Insti-tute, 1968. 28pp.

. A Guide for Health Technology Pro2ram planning. Washington, D.C.:American Association of Junior Colleges, 1967. 52pp.

Hall, George L. 100,000 and Under: Occupational Education Programs inthe Rural Community Junior Colle9es. Washington, D.C.: AmericanAssociation of Junior Colleges, 1968. 32pp.

Harrington, Johns H. "Blueprint for Developing Community College Curriculums.Junior College Journal 22:193-200 December, 1951.

Harris, Norman C. Technical Education in the Junior College: New Programs

for New Jobs. Washington, D.C.: American Association of Junior Colleges,1964. 102pp. (a project of the Curriculum Commission of AAJC.)

Hatch, Winslow R. Approach to Teaching: New Dimensions in Higher Education.U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare, 0E-50047, 1966. 36pp.

Haynes, William 0. Guidelines for Su ermarket Mana ement programs in theCommunity College. Washington, D.C.: American Association of JuniorColleges, 1968. 32pp.

10.

Henninger, G. Ross. The Technical Institute in America. New York: McGraw-

Hill Book Company, Inc., 1959. 27.6pp.

Hill, Joseph E. M24212211121hals_aild_Anallytical Procedures in Educational

Research. Detroit: Wayne State University Press, 1967.

Hixson, Chalmer G. The Administration of Interscholastic Athletics. New York:

J. Lowell-Pratt, 1966.

Houle, C. O. "Role of Continuing Education in Current Professional Develop-

ment." ALA Bulletin 61:259-267 March 1967.

Johnson, B. Lamar, General Education in Action. Washington, D.C.: American

Council on Education, 1952.

Johnson, B. Lamar. Islands of Innovation. A Report of an Exploratory

Survey of the Utilization of Junior College Faculty Services. (Junior

College Leadership Program, Occasional Report, No. 6, March 1964)

School of Education, University of California, Los Angeles.

Johnson, B. Lamar, editor. New Directions for Instruction in the Junior

College. Los Angeles: The Regents of the University of California

Junior College Leadership Program, School of Education, University of

California, 1965. I32pp.

Johnson, B. Lamar, editor. §ystems_ApRralchesto Curriculum and Instruction

in the 0 en-Door College. (Junior College Leadership Program, Occasional

Report No. 9, January, 1967.) School of Education, University of

California, Los Angeles.

. Jouralloilligher Education. Monthly (Oct.-June), $6.00. Ohio

State University Press, 164 West Nineteenth Avenue, Columbus, Ohio. 43210.

Junior College Journal 24:123-98 November, 1953. A special issue on

teaching; has articles on language-teaching for gifted students, instruc-

tional bulletins, students deficient in written expression, assembly

programs, evaluation of student achievement, and the problems of student-

cheating in the classroom.

Kinsinger, Robert E. Education for Health Technicians--An Overview. Wash-

ington, D.C. American Association of Junior Colleges. 35pp.

Lewis, P. "Recent Developments in Instructional Technology." Illinois Libra-

ries 47:107-113 February 1965.

Mager, Robert F. and Kenneth M. Beach, Jr. Developing Vocational Instruction.

Palo Alto: Fearon Publishers, 1967. 83pp.

Mager, Robert F. Emparing Instructional 01%1Bctives. Palo Alto: Fearon

Publishers, 1962. 62pp.

Martinson, J. L. Vocational Training for Library Technicians. CommunicationService Corporation, 1965.

Mc Intyre, C. J. "Impact of New Media on College Instruction." Journal ofHigher Education 34:85-91 February 1963.

Miller, Aaron J. Proceedings of a Consultant's Workship Related to Mechan-ical Engineering. Washington, D.C.: American Association of JuniorColleges, 1968. 64pp.

Miller, Kenneth D. Physical Education Activities for College Men and Women.DubOque: W. C. Brown Company, 1963.

Miller, T. E. "Impact on the University: An Educational Media Service Pro-gram." Audiovisual instruction 10:111-114 February 1965.

National Education Association. Audiovisual Instruction Department. Criteriafor Educational Media Programs in Higher Education. Washington, D.C.:National Educatron Association, 1966.

. Occupational Education Bulletin. Newsletter. Monthly. Free. Amer-ican Association of Junior Colleges, 1315 Sixteenth Street. N.W.,Washington, D.C. 20036.

. "Preparation for Community-College Teaching." Journal of Higher Ed-ucation 21:309-.17 June 1950.

. Research in Education. Monthly, $21.00. Educational Research In-formation Center, U.S. Dept. of Health, Education and Welfare, Office ofEducation, Bureau of Research, Washington D.C. (Subscribe to: Supt. ofDocuments, U.S. Gov't. Printing Office, Washington D.C. 20402.

. A Restudy of the Needs of California in Higher Education. CaliforniaState Department of Education, Sacramento, 1955.

. Review of Educational Research. 5 issues yr. $10.00. AmericanEducational Research Association, 1201 Sixteenth Street, N.W., Washing-ton, D.C. 20036.

Rodes, Harold P. "Cooperative Technical Education-Pro and Con." JuniorCollege Journal 24:362-66 February, 1954.

Roueche, John E. Salvage, Redirection, or Custody? Remedial Education inthe Junior College. Washington, D.C.: American Association of JuniorColleges, 1968. 67pp.

Salatin, A. J. "One Approach to Instruction Improvement" Improving Collegeand University Teaching 16:176 Summer 1968.

Smith, D. C. "Preparation of College Teachers: Towards a Rationale for In-struction." Canadian Education and Research Digest 8:230-44 Sept. 1968.

Smith, Leo F., and Lipsett, Laurence, The Technical Institute. New York:McGraw-Hill Book Company, 1956.

12.

Stickler, W. Hugh. Experimental Colleges. Tallahassee: Florida State Univer-

sity, 1964. I88pp.

. A Survey of the Teaching of Physics at Universities. National Agency

for International Publications, New York, 1963.

. Technical Education in California Junior Colleges. Sacramento:

California State Department of Education, 1953.

. Technical Education Newsletter. 8 issues yr. $5.00 yr. American

Technical Education Association Inc. 22 Oakwood Place, Delmar, N.Y. 12054.

Tonne, Herbert A. Methods of Teaching Business Subjects. High Town, New Jersey:

Gregg Division, McGraw-Hill Book Company, 1965.

. Training Health Service Workers: A Critical Shortage. Proceedings

of the Conference on Job Development and Training for Workers in Health

Services. Washington, D.C., 1966. 102pp.

Venn, Grant. Man, Education and Work. Washington, D.C.: American Council

on EduCation, 1964. I84pp.

. Vocational Education in the Junior College. Sacramento: California

State Department of Education, 1949.

Wiegman, Robert R. General Education in Occupational Education Programs

Offered by Junior Colleges. Washington, D.C.: American Association of

Junior Colleges, 1969.

Wilson, J. Douglas. "Junior College and Apprenticeship Curriculum Construction

through Advisory Committees." Junior College Journal 21:207-16 Dec, 1950.

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Cox, James N. Curriculum Coordination inMulticampus Junior College Districts--Case Studies in Communication. SeminarPaper. (Microfiche $.50; Hard Copy $2.44)

Hamilton, Robert S., and Heinkel, Otto A.English A--An Evaluation of Programmed In-struction. San Diego City College, Cali-fornia. 1967. 2Opp. (Microfiche $.25;Hard Copy $.80)

Iowa Community Junior College Workshop Report.The Educational Program--Coordination andDevelopment. (University of lowa, Iowa City,June 12-16, 1967). Iowa State Department of Pub-lic instruction, Des Moines. 1967. 55pp.

(Microfiche $.25; Hard Copy $2.20.)

ED 011 458 Jones, Richard A. Innovative Developmentsat Bakersfield College. (Seminar Paper).

ED 014 960


Kiernan, Irene R. Report on the AnnualConference on the Nature and Demands ofTwo-Year College Teaching (5th, BennettCollege, Millbrook, New York, June 12-17,1967). (Microfiche $.25; Hard Copy $.88)

Lange, Crystal M. Auto-Tutorial and Mobile-Tutorial Laboratory Techniques in NursingEducation Delta CollegeUniversity Center,Michigan. 1966. llpp. (Microfiche $.25;

Hard Copy $.44)

ED 013 LW McKinney, Robert. A Report on Non-Degree-Credit Courses and Programs Offered by thePublic Two-Year Colleges in New York State.

ED 012 622 Murphy, Judith, and Gross, Ronald. Learning

by Television. Fund for the Advancement ofEducation, New York. 1966. 97pp.


ED 013 604 National Council of Teachers of English,Champaign, Ill. English in the Two-Year

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College--Report of a Joint Committee of the

National Council of Teachers of En ish and

the Conference on College Composition and

Communication.(Microfiche $.50 Hard Copy $5.20)

ED 014 294 Richardson, Richard C., Jr. EmphasisOc-cupational Education in the Two-Year CollegeAddresses and Recommendations presented at aConference Sponsored by the Midwest TechnicalEducation Center and the American Associationof Junior Colleges (St. Louis, Missouri, May

12-14, 1966. (Microfiche $.50; Hard Copy $3.60)

ED 016 454 Sessions, Virgil D. Video Tape--The GreatestInnovation for Junior College Speech CoursesSince Chalk. University of California, LosAngeles, School of Education. 1967. 29pp.


ED 018 224 Steinberg, Sheldon S., and Shatz, Eunice 0.Junior Colleges and the New Careers Program.(Microfiche $.25; Hard Copy $.36)

Wiegman, Robert R. Excellence in Terminal

Education. Proceedings of the Annual JuniorCollege Administrative Teams Institute (3rd,

Daytona Beach, July 29-August 2, 1963)(Microfiche $.50; Hard Copy $4.24)

ED 012 182 Wiens, Jacob H. Systems Approach to Learning.

College of San Mateo, California. 1966. 29pp.


V ESTABLISHING A TWO-YEAR COLLEGE

Britton, Ernest R. 'Making the Community Self Survey Study." NationalAssociation of Seccnda School Princi als Bulletin 37:385-92 April, 1953.

Brumbaugh, A. J. Guidelines for the Establishment of Community JuniorColleges. Atlanta: Southern Regional Education Board. 2Ipp.

. Community Junior College Act. (Available from the Council of StateGovernments, 1313 East 60th Street, Chicago, Illinois, 60637.) January,1965. lOpp. Free.

. Communit Junior Colle es A Re ort Relatin to the Role, Function,as.TIrgIizatioriancinand Supervision of Junior Colleges. AdvisoryCommittee on Junior Colleges to the Committee on Education, KansasLegislative council; Research Department, Kansas Legislative Council,Topeka, Kansas, October, 1964.

. Establishing Junior Colleges. A Report of a National ConferenceSponsored by the University of California, Los Angeles, the AmericanAssociation of Junior Colleges, and the Commission for AccreditingJunior Colleges of the Western Association of Schools and Colleges.(Junior College Leadership Program, Occasional Reprot No. 5, January,1964)

. Establishing Legal Bases for Community_Colleges. Proceedings of aconference sponsored by the Commission on Legislation of the AmericanAssociation of Junior Colleges. Washington, D.C.: The Association,1962. 43pp.

Fretwell, Elbert K., Jr. Founding Public Junior Colleges. New York: Bureauof Publications, Teachers College, Columbia University, 1954.

Gleazer, Edmund J., Jr. A New Social Invention: The Community College,What It Is. Washington, D.C.: American Association of Junior Colleges,1962. 16pp.

Gleazer, Edmund J., Jr. "Junior College Development: A Factor in Planning."College & University 43:376-89 Summer 1968.

. "Glen Oaks: First Stage of Two-Year Community College, St. JosephCounty, Michigan." Architectural Record 144:138-41 October 1968.

. Guideline Procedures and Criteria for Campus Dey212102pt and CapitalOutlay Planning. Prepared by the Association of State Institutions ofHigher Education ih Colorado in Cooperation with Taylor, Lieberfeld andHeldman, Inc., New York, New York, April, 1964.

Jenkins, H. E. "A Guide for the Organization and Evaluation of CommunityJunior Colleges." American School and University, 1950-51 Edition.113-I8pp.

16.

Johnson, B. Lamar. Starting a Community Junior College. Washington, D.C.:

American Association of Junior Colleges, 1964. 9Ipp.

Menefee, Audrey G. "The Community Survey: First Step for a New College."

Junior College Journal 28:259-61; January 1958.

Menefee, S. "When Junior Colleges Need Help." American.Education 5:23-5;

December 1968.

Morrison, D. G. and Martorana, S. V. Criteria for the Establishment of

2-Year Colleges. Washington, D.C.; United States DepartmeTt of Health,

Education'and Welfare, Office of Education, 1963.

Morrison, D. G, GuinmunitJunior Colleges in the State of

Washin ton. State Board of Education, State of Washington, 1957.

Morrison, D. G. and Witherspoon, C. F. Procedures for the Establishment of

Public Two-Year Colleges... Washington, D.C.: U. S. Government Printing

Office, Bulletin #I4 (0.E.-57006), 1966. 129pp.

National Education Association. Audiovisual Instruction Department. Quan-

titative Standards for Audiovisual Personnel, Equipment and Materials in

lenta°Seconcn_lAa...E_gElenldHiherEducation. Washington, D.C.: National

Education Association, 1966.

On Using and Being a Consultant. WashingtOn, D.C.: American Associa-

tion of Junior Colleges, 1967. 33pp.

A Primer for Planners. Washington, D.C.: American Association of

Junior Colleges, 1967. 48pp.

Principles of Legislative Action for Communityjunior Colleges.


Richardson, Richard C., Jr. The Interim Campus: StartingiNew Community_Junior

Colleges. Washington: American Association of Junior Colleges, 1968. 38pp.

. Six County Study of Community College Needs. Detroit: Wayne State

University, 1960.

Stanford Univ. Community College Planning Center. Community College Planning.

Stanford, California, 1964.

. sLifteLe9iRiption2p12-111_Lgl to Higher Education. U. S.

Department of Health, Education, and Welfare, Office of Education,

Circular No. 684. Washington, D.C.: Government Printing Office,

1962. 273pp.

Valien, P. "Higher Education Amendments of 1968." American Education 5:10-11;

December 1968.

Wattenbarger, James L. A State Plan for Junior Colleges. Gainesville:

University of Florida Press, 1953. 83pp.

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JC 670 174 ED 011 455 California, Assembly Interim Committee onEducation. The Great Experimenta Stuslfof the Structure of California Hi9her Edu-cation by the Subcommittee on Higher Edu-cation, Assembly Interim Committee on Edu-cation. (Reports 1965-67, Vol. 10, No. 21).

JC 670 840 ED 013 631 Citizens League, Minneapolis, Minn. Com-munity Colleges for the Twin Cities Area.(Microfiche $.25; Hard Copy $1.32)

JC 660 436 ED 012 604 Colorado Division of Education Beyond HighSchool, Denver. Proposal for a Colorado_yLofporySstennmunit Colleges. (Draft #3).(Microfiche $.25; Hard Copy $1.76)

JC 670 075 ED 012 611 Dewitt, George E., editor, and Hall, Lloyd C.,editor. The Case for Independent Junior Col-lege Districts. (A Report of the CaliforniaJunior College Faculty Association.) (AAUPBulletin, 51/422-428, Winter t965).(Microfiche $.25; Hard Copy $.48)

JC 670 282 Educational Service Bureau, Int., Arlington,Virginia. Recommendations for Establishingan Administrative OrganizationVirginia De-artment of Community_Colleges.(Microfiche $.25; Hard Copy $2.20)

JC 670 258 ED 011 768 Jensen, Arthur M. Urban Community CollegesGo Multicam us. (Junior College Journal.,36(3)/8-13, November 1965.(Microfiche $.25; Hard Copy $.44)

JC 660 349 ED 012 601

JC 670 285

Kosaki, Richard H. Feasibility of Com-

munity Colleges in Hawaii.(Microfiche $.50; Hard Copy $4.68)

Little (Arthur D.) Inc., Boston, Mass. A

Policy Plan for Community College Educationin the State of Washington, Report to theSuperintendent of Public Instruction.(Microfiche $.25; Hard Copy $2.16)

18.

JC 660 500 ED 014 289 Nikitas, Christus M. Comprehensive Junior

Colleges. (Microfiche $.25; Hard Copy $.84)

JC 670 660

JC 670 491 ED 013 620

JC 670 353

North Carolina State Board of Education,Raleigh, Department of Community Colleges.The Comprehensive Community College System inNorth Carolina. (Microfiche $.25; Hard Copy

$1.20)

Pennsylvania State Board of Education, Harris-burg. A Master Plan for Higher Educationin Pennsylvania.(Microfiche $.25; Hard Copy $2.08)

State University of New York, Albany. TheRegents Statewide Plan for'the Expansion andDevelopment of Higher Education, 1964.(Microfiche $.75; Hard Copy $5.84)

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VI FACILITIES

Bricks and Mortarboards. A report on college planning and building.

New York: Educational Facilities Laboratory.

A Guide for Planning Facilities for Athletics, Recreation, Physical

and Health Education. Cnicago: The Athletic Institute, Inc., 209 S.

State Street, Republic Bldg., 1947. I27pp.

Jamrich, John X. To Build or not to Build, A Report of the Utilization

and Planning of Instructional Facilities in Small Colleges. New York:

Educational Facilities Laboratories. 39pp.

Lacy, Bill N. editor. 10 Designs Community Colleges. Houston: Department

of Architecture, Rice University, 1962. 100pp.

Laine, 0. H. "Interim Facilities: Blessing or Boomerang?" Junior College

Journal 39:25-6+ November 1968. Reply. Richardson, R. C., Jr. 39:74

December 1968.

Merlo, Frank and Walling, W. Donald. Guide for Planning Community Collese

Facilities. New Brunswick: The Division of Field Studies and Research

Graduate School of Education, Rutgers--The State University, 1964. 4Opp.

Parker, Floyd G. Planning Community Junior College Facilities. East Lansing:

Continuing Education Service, Michigan State University, 1968.

Planners and Planning: A report from the Community College PlanningCenter on Community College Facilities, Palo Alto: The Community College

Planning Center, 1966. 65pp.

... Planning A Junior College Campus. Monograph published by the Cali-

fornia Junior College Association, 1965.

. Planning Community Junior College Facilities. College of Education

and Continuing Education Service of Michigan State University and

Council of Educational Facility Planners, 1967.

. Planning for Development. Selected Proceedings of the National Confer-

ence, Program with Developing Institutions, American Association of Junior

Colleges. Washington, D.C.: The Association, 1968. 6Opp.

Reed, Bob H. and Harper, William A. The College Facilities Thing: Impressions

of an Airborne Seminar. Washington: American Association of Junior

Colleges, 1968. 72pp.

Riker, Harold C. College Housing as Learning Centers. Washington, D.C.:

American College Personnel Association.

Rork, John B. and Robbins, Leslie F. (Compilers) Casebook on Campus Planning

and Institutional Development. Washington, D.C.: U. S. Government Printing

Office, 1962. I62pp.20.

Standards for Determining Space Areas. State University of New York:

September, 1962.

. Suggestions for Preparation for a Building Survey in Florida's Com-

munity Junior College. Tallahassee: Florida Division of Community Junior

Colleges, State Department of Education, February, 1963.

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JC 670 609

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ED 013 079

American Association of Junior Colleges. Bib-

liography of Facilities Information.(Microfiche $.25: Hard Copy $.68)

Matsler, Franklin G. et al. Space and Util-zation Standards, California Public Higher Edu-cation. (Report No. 1027).(UCTUfiche $.50; Hard Copy $3.28)

22.

VII FINANCE AND BUSINESS

. Annual Register of Grant Support. 1969, $35.00 yr. Academic Media

Inc., 10835 Santa Monica Blvd. Los Angeles 90025.

Babbidge, Homer, Jr. "What Price Quality; Or, Economy, True or False?"

Junior College Journal 32:427-31; April 1962.

Badger, Henry G. "Expenditures of Junior Colleges." Higher EdUcation 10:11-

12 September, 1953.

College and University Business Administration, Vol. I. Washington,

D.C.: AmegEW Council on Education, 1952. I52pp.

Colvert, C. C. Legally Prescribed Methods for Allocation of State Aid for

Public Junior Colleges. Research Bulletin of the American Association

of Junior Colleges, Vol. III, No. I. Washington: American Association

of Junior Colleges, 1952. 35pp.

Cox, Richard G. "Financing Junior College Education--An Urgent Problem."

Junior College Journal 27:245-47; January 1957.

Edelman, E. "Junior Colleges Discover New Ways to Raise Capital." American

Education 5:22 December 1968.

Fallon, Berlie J. "Modernizing Junior College Budget Practices." School

Executive LXXII March, 1953. 86-87pp.

. The Federal Financing of Higher Education. Washington, D.C.: Asso-

ciation of American Universities, 1968. 3Ipp.

"Financing Higher Education." America 119:642; December 21, 1968.

. "Funds for Junior Colleges and Students." American Education 5:30-1;

December 1968.

Glaze, Thomas Edward. Business Administration for College and Universities.

Baton Rouge: Louisiana State University Press, 1962. 19Ipp.

Hackett, Roger C. "Tuition Rates in Public Junior Colleges." Junior College

Journal 25:229-30 December 1954.

Hungate, Thad L. Management in Higher Education. New York: Bureau of Publica-

tions, Teachers College, Columbia University, 1964. 338pp.

Nance, Paul L.;'Robbins, Leslie F.; Cain, Harvey J. Guide to Colle e and Univer-

sity Busine7s Management. Washington: U. S. Government Printing Office,

1965. I44pp.

Pollard, John A. Fund-Raising for Higher Education. New York: Harper and

Brother, Publishers, 1958.

23.

Redemsky, Louis W. "Some Aspects Related to Financing the Public Junior CollegeEducation Program." Junior College Journal 27:223-27; December 1956.

. "Salary Schedules in Higher Education, 1967-68." Summary of Facultysalary schedules in community7junior colleges, 1967-68 and Faculty salaryschedules in colleges and universities, 1967-68. National EducationAssociation. Research.Division. NEA Reseach Bulletin 46:106-11December 1968.

Tickton, Sidney G. Needed: A Ten Year College Budget. New York: The Fundfor the Advancementof Education, 1961. 4Opp.

24.

VIII FOUNDATIONS AND ASSOCIATIONS

American Association of Junior Colleges. Washington, D.C.: American

Association of Junior Colleges, 1966. 8pp. Free.

American Universi+ies and Colleges. 10th Ed. (every four years)

Washington: American Council on Education 1968.

Americans Like to Give. New York: Association of American Colleges,

Council for Financial Aid to Education, Inc., 1961. 24pp.

Blocker, Clyde, E; Elkins, Floyd S.; and Bremer, Fred H. Philanthropy for

American Junior Colleges. Washington, D.C.: American Association of

Junior Colleges, 1965. 34pp.

Encyclopedia of Associations. (3 Volumes) Detroit: Gale Research

Company, 1968.

The Foundation and the Junior Colle e. Washington, D.C.: American

Association of Junior Colleges. IlOpp.

25.

IX INSTITUTIONAL STUDIES

Brubaugh, A. J. Research Designed to Improve Institutions of Higher Learning.Washington, D.C.: American Council on Education, 1960. 47pp.

D'Amico, L. A. "A Decade of Research and Information Reports on the Two-Year College." Junior. College Journal 32:292-298.

Herridge, Eileen, editor. Understanding Institutional Research. Papers fromthe Seventh Annual Community College President's Institute. Ann Arbor:Midwest Community College Leadership Council, 1967. 102pp.

Institutional Research in the Junior College. A Report of a ConferenceSponsored by the University of California at Los Angeles and the Commissionfor Accrediting California Junior Colleges. Los Angeles: University ofCalifornia, 1962. 64pp.

Parker, Franklin and others, compilers. A Bibliography of Doctoral Disserta-tions 1916-1963. Washington, D.C.: American Association of JuniorColleges, 1964. 48pp.

Review of Educational Research. 5 issues yr. $10.00. American Educa-tional Research Association, 1201 Sixteenth Street, N.W., Washington, D.C.20036.

Roueche, John E., compiler. A Bibliography of Doctoral Dissertations, 1964-1966. American Association of Junior Colleges, 1967. 17pp.

26.

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JC 670 805 ED 013 101 Florida State University, Tallahassee. Institu-

tional Research Bases for Administrative

Decision-Making. (Report of Studies and Re-

search Initiated at the Fifth Annual Junior

College Administrative Teams Institute,

Gainesville, Fl., Aug. 8-11, 1965).(microfiche $.25; Hard Copy $1.84)

JC 670 565 Hirsch, Peter M. Institutional Research

and the Community College.(Microfiche $.25; Hard Copy $.68)

JC 660 369 ED 014 275 Michaels, Joseph. Guidelines for the

Establishment of an Office for Institutional

Research and Development at Pasadenai,City

College. (Microfiche $.25; Hard Copy $1.84)

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X THE JUNIOR COLLEGE SCENE

"Accredited Higher Institutions Outside N.C.A. Territory." North

----Central Association Quarterly 43:45-60 Summer 1968.

Accredited institutions of Higher Education. Published for Federa-tion of Regional Accrediting Commissions of Higher Education. Washington,

D.C.: American Council on Education, Feb., 1968. (semi-annual)

Allen, J. E. "Seven Major Issues Confronting Higher Education" School and

Society 96:426 November 23, 1968.

American Association of Junior Colleges. Junior Colleges: 20 States.

Washington, D.C.: The Association, 1966. I78pp.

Bailey, Thomas D. "Community Junior Colleges: A Cultural and Econmic Neces-sity in Florida's Future." Junior College Journal 29:260-63; January1959.

Basler, Roosevelt. "Second Fifty Years--Our Golden Opportunity." JuniorCollege Journal 22:257-66; January 1952.

Birenbaum, William M. Campus in the City. New York: Educational FacilitiesLaboratories, 1969.

Birenbaum, William M. Overlive: Power, Poverty and the University.New York: Dell, 1969.

Blocker, Clyde E.; Plummer, Robert H.; and Richardson, Richard C., Jr. The

Two-Year College: A Social Synthesis. New Jersey: Prentice-Hall,Inc., 1965. 289pp.

Bogue, Jesse Parker, The Community College. New York: McGraw-Hill Book Co.,1950. 390pp.

Bogue, Jesse Parker, and Martorana, S. V. "Community-Junior Colleges ExtendOpportunities for Youth." Junior College Journal 26:168-72; November 1955.

Boren, Glaude B. "Why a Junior College Movement?" Junior College Journal24:345-57; February 1954.

Brick, Michael. Forum and Focus for the Junior College Movement. New York:Teachers College Press, Columbia University, 1963.

Campbell, Doak S. "A State Plans for the Future." Junior College Journal26:3-7; September 1955.

Clark, Burton R. The Open-Door College: A Case Study. New York: McGraw-Hill Book Co., 1960. 207pp.

Collins, W. Burnett, Editor. The Community Junior College: An AnnotatedBibliography with Introduction for School Counselors. Columbus: Collegeof Education, Ohio State University, 1968.

Cosand, J. P. "Philosophy of Community Junior Colleges" School and Community53:35-36+ November 1966.

28.

Danese, Sr. Mary J. Catholic Junior Colle e in the United States. Washing-

ton, D.C.: Catholic University Press, 1964.

Davis, Alva R. "Place of the Community College in a State Educational System."

Educational Record 30:79-92 January, 1949.

Devall, W. B. "Community Colleges: A Dissenting View. Educational Record

49:168-72 Spr, Fall 1968. Discussion. 49:173-6. 449-53 Spr, Fall 1968.

. Education Beyond High School: The Two-Year Community College,.

A Report of the New Jersey Board of Education to the Governor and

the Legislature. Trenton, January, 1961. 73pp.

Eells, Walter Crosby, The Junior College. Cambridge: The Riverside Press,

1931. 833pp.

Erickson, C. G. "Two-Year College." Junior Higher Education 39:526-7

December 1968.

Eskow, Seymour, editor. Barron's Guide to the Two-Year Colleges. Woodbury:

Barron's Educational Services, 1967.

Ewing, James M. "The People's College." Junior College Journal 26:63-64;

October 1955.

. Facing Facts About the Two-Year College. The Prudential Insurance

Company of America, 1963. 31pp.

Fields, Ralph R. The Community College Movement. New York: McGraw-Hill

Book Company, Inc., 1962. 339pp.

. "Flint Junior College and Flint College, University of Michigan."

Michigan Librarian 25:22-23 June 1959.

. Focus on the Two-Year College. A summary of a conference on the

two-year college. Washington, D.C.: American Association of Junior


Fretwell, E. K. Jr. "Issues Facing Community Colleges Today." Today's Educa-

tion 57:46-8 October 1968.

Friedman, N. L. "Comprehensiveness and Higher Education: A Sociologist's

View of Public Junior College Trends" AAUP Bulletin 52:417-423;

December 1966.

Gleazer, Edmund J, Jr. A New Social Invention: The Community Colfe9e, What

it is. Washington, D.C.: American Association of Junior Colribes, 1gg2.

Gleazer, Edmund J., Jr. American Junior Colleges. 7th Ed. Washington, D.C.:

Americah Council on Education, 1967. 957pp. (Published every three yrs)

Gleazer, Edmund J., Jr. This is the Community College. New York: Houghton-

Mifflin, 1968.

Glenny, Lyman. Autonomy of Public Colleges: The Challen e of Coordination.

New York: McGraw-Hill Book Co., 1959. 325pp.

29.

University of Maryland, 1959. Guidelines for Library Planners.

American Library Association, 1960.

Greer, T. V. "Perceived Characteristics of the Junior College." Peabody

Journal of Education 44:145-148; November 1966.

Harlacher, Ervin L. The Community Dimension of the!ConEILLtSallege.

Englewood Cliffs: Prentice-Hall, 1969.

Harper, W. A. "In Paradise, Education is a Booming Business." Junior College

Journal 39:19-21; November 1968.

Harris, Seymour E. Challenge and Chan e in American Education. Berkeley:

McCutchan Publishing Corp., 1965.

Henderson, Algo D. "What Are the Implications of the Projected Increases in

College Enrollment for Organization Patterns of Higher Education?"

Current Issues in Higher Education, 1954 pp. 243+ Proceedings of the

Ninth Annual Conference on Higher Education. Chicago, Illinois, March

4-6, 1954. Washington, D.C.: Association for Higher Education,

National Education Association, 1954.

Henry, Nelson B. editor. The Public Junior College_. (The National Society

for the Study of Education, 55th yearbook, Part I) Chicago: University

of Chicago Press, 1956. 347pp.

Hillway, Tyrus. The American Two-Year College. Harper, 1958.

Hixson, R.; Miner, R. W.; Davis, B. H.; Smith, G. K. "Four Associations

Look to the Junior College." Junior College Journal 39:10-17 Dec 1968.

Howes, Raymond F. Vision and Purpose in Higher Education. Washington, D.C.:

American Council on Education, 1962.

Hubbard, J. "Junior College: Giant American, Giant Job." CTA Journal

62:34-37; March 1966.

. Innovation. Report of an invitational national seminar.on the exper-

imental junior college sponsored by The Junior College Leadership Pro-

gram at UCLA and Science Research Associates. Palo Alto: Science

Research Associates, 1967. 36pp.

An 1.ntroduction to Americanimior:Sollekes. Washington, D.C.:

American Association of Junior Colleges, 1967. 5Opp.

An Introduction to Junior Colleges. Washington, D.C.: American

Association of Junior Colleges, 1960. Ilpp.

"It Doesn't ave To Be a Regular Four-Year College." Changing Times

15:36-39; July 1-61. (Reprint available through American Association of

Junior Colleges).

30:

Johnson, B. Lamar. Islands of Innovation Expanding: Changes in the Community

College,. Beverly Hills, Cal.: Glencae Press, 1969.

Johnson, B. Lamar, editor. "Two-Year College" Journal of Higher Education

36:403-405; 37:45-47, 232-234, 409-410; October 1965, January, April,

October 1966.

. Junior College Journal. Monthly (Sept.-May, combined Dec/Jan), $4.00

yr. American Association of Junior Colleges, 1315 Sixteenth Street, N.W.,

Washington, D.C. 20036.

. "Junior College Prospects and a Guide for Its Legal Propagation."

Junior College Journal 21:444-52 April 1951.

. Junior College Research Review. Newsletter. Monthly (10 issues)

$2.00 yr. American Association of Junior Colleges, 1315 Sixteenth

Street N.W., Washington, D.C. 20036.

"The Junior College Story." The Optimist Magazine; March 1962. (re-

print available through American Association of Junior Colleges).

Koos, Leonard Vincent. The Junior College. Minneapolis: University of Min-

nesota, 1924. 682pp.

Library Buildings Institute. Chicago, 1963. Problems in Planning Library

Facilities: Consultants, Architects, Plans, and Critiques. AmeriCan

Library Association, 1964.

Littlefield, Henry W. "America's Stake in the Junior College." Junior College

Journal 31:483-91; May 1961.

Logsdon, J. D. "Case for the Junior College." National Association of Secon-

dary School Principals Bulletin 52:62-6 December 1968.

McConnell, T. R. A General Pattern for American Public Higher Education.

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. "Planning the New Library Building." Journal of Higher Education-----28:91-95 February 1957.

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"Stephens New Resource Library,.An Audiovisual Athenaneum." Pioneer

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Stone, C. Walter, editor. "Library Uses of the New Media of Communication."

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Strickney, E. P. "Developing an A-V Program in a Small College Library."

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Stroops, B. "Cataloging and Classification Systems for Instructional Materials."

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. "Suggestions for Establishing a Small Junior College Library."

Junior College Journal 29:146-149 November 1958.

Tanis, N. E. "The Departmental Allocation of Library Book Funds in the Junior

College: Developing Criteria." Library Resources and Technical Services

5:321-327 Fall 1961.

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of Higher Education 32:454-458 November 1961.

Tauber, M. F. "Technical Services and the Library Building." South-Eastern

Librarian 10:82-91 Summer 1960.

Thornton, J. W.

June 1958.

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Toews, E. O. "Library at Mt. San Antonio." California Education 1:21-22

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1963.

Trinkner, C. L., editor. "Junior College Libraries." Library Trends 14:119-

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Wallace, J. O. "Junior College Libraries." Junior College Journal 25:486-487

April 1955.

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1966.

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Roemmich, Otto. Policies of Junior Colleges

in California for Instructors' Attendance at

Professional Conferences, Survey,(Microfiche $.25; Hard Copy $.36)

Washington University, Seattle, Center for the

Development of Community College Education.

Faculty Participation in Community College

Governance--An Annotated Bibliograph\7775T-

casional Paper No. 3). (Microfiche $.25;

Hard Copy $1.04)

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XIII COMMUNITY SERVICES AND PUBLIC RELATIONS

Arden, Kelvin J. and Whalen, William J. Effective Publications for Colleges

and Universities. West Lafayette: Balt Publishers, 1965. 117pp.

. The Greenbrier Papers on Junior College Public Relations. Washing-

ton, D.C.: The American College Public Relations Association in co-

operation with American Association of Junior Colleges. 12pp.

Harlacher, Ervin L. Effective Junior College Programs of Community Services.

Los Angeles: Junior College Leadership Program, School of Education,

University of California, 1967. 75pp.

Kintzer, Frederick C. Faculty Handbooks in California Public Junior Colleges.

Los Angeles: Junior College Leadership Program School of Education,

University of California, April, 1961. 24pp.

Lins, L. Joseph; and Robert A. Rees. Scholars' Guide to Journals of Edu-

cation and Educational Psychology. Madison: Dembar Educational Re-

search Services, Inc., 1965. 146pp.

. Public Relations Booklet for the California Junior College Associa-

tion. Published by Standard Oil Co. (available from: Henry Tyler,

1-377 Fordham, Modesto, California).

Streloff, Alexander N. Guide to Public Relations for Junior Colleges.

Cincinnati: South-Western Publishing Co., 1961. 33pp.

48.

XIV STUDENTS AND STUDENT PERSONNEL SERVICES

Abstracts of Instructional Materials in Vocational and Technical

Education. Quarterly. $9.00 yr. ERIC Clearinghouse on Vocational

and Technical Education, Ohio State University, 1900 Keeny Rd.,

Columbus,,Ohio 43212.

. Abstracts of Research and Related Materials in Vocational and Tech-

nical Education. Quarterly. $9.00 yr. ERIC Clearinghouse for Voca-

tional and Technical Education, Ohio State University, 980 Kinnear

Re., Columbus, Ohio 43212.

Arbuckle, D. S. Student Personnel Services in Higher Education. New York:

McGraw-Hill Book Company, 1953.

Ayer, A. R., Tripp, Philip A. and Russel, John H. Student Services Adminis-

tration in Higher Education. Washington, D.C.: U. S. Government

Printing Office, 1966. 229pp.

Babbidge, Homer D., Jr. Student Financial Aid. Washington, D.C.: The

American College Personnel Association, 1960. 56pp.

Bakken, Clarence J. The Legal Basis for College Student Personnel Work.

Washington, D.C.: American College Personnel.Association, 1967.

Barclay, James R. Testing for Higher Education, Cultural Perspective and

Future Focus. Washington, D.C.: American College Personnel Associa-

tion, 1965.

Bell, Norman T., Burkhardt, Richard W., Lawhead, Victor B. Introduction to

College Life. Boston: Houghton Mifflin Company, 1962. 142pp.

Brady, Thomas A., Snoxell, L. F. Student Discipline in Higher Education.

Washington, D.C.: American College Personnel Association, 1965.

Brayfield, Arthur H., editor. Readings in Modern Methods of Counseling.

New York: Appleton-Century-Crofts, 1950.

Brown, Francis G., editor. Approaching Equality of Opportunity in Higher Educa-

tion. Washington, D.C.: American Council on Education Studies, Reports

of Committees and Conferences, Ser. I, Vol. 19, No. 59, 1955.

Brumbaugh, A. J. "Student Personnel Work in Transition.". Junior College

Journal 25:11-18 September, 1954.

Burman, Arthur C. "EmotionaI Adjustments of Junior College Students."

Junior College Journal 24:491-96 April, 1954.

Collins, Charles C. Junior College Student Personnel Programs: What They

are and What They Should Be. Washington, D.C.: American Association


Collins, Charles C. Premises: Planning Student Personnel Facilities.


49.

Cross, K. P. "Higher Education's Newest Student." Junior Collese Journal39:38-42; September 1968.

Dennis, Lawrence E. and Kauffman, Joseph F. The College and the Student.Washington, D.C.: American Council on Education, 1966.

DouglaL,s, Har1 R. "How Can a Junior College Best Serve the Needs of a StudentGoing on to Senior College?" North Central Association Quarterly28:404-10 April, 1954.

Eells, Walter Crosby. "Student Mortality in Junior Colleges." JuniorCollege Journal 27:132-37; November 1956.

Farnsworth, Dana L. College Health Services in the United States. Washing-ton, D.C.: American College Personnel Association.

Feder, Daniel D. et al. The Administration of Student Personnel Programs.Washington D.C.: American Counci on Education, 958.

"Funds for Junior Colleges and Students." American Education 5:

30-1; December 1968.

Guidelines for Improving Articulation Between Junior and SeniorColleges. A statement by the Joint Committee of AAC, AAJC, AACRAO.Washington, D.C.: American Council on Education, 1966.

Hackett, Roger C. "Tuition Rates in Public Junior Colleges." JuniorCollege Journal 25:229-30 December 1954.

Hardee, M. D. The Faculty in College Counseling. New York: McGraw-HillBook Company, 1959.

Hollinshead, Byron S. Who Should Go to College? New York: Columbia Univer-sity Press, 1952.

Hostrop, Richard W. Teaching and the Community College Library. Shoe StringPress, Inc., /968. 206pp.

. Improving College and University Teaching. Quarterly, $4.00 yr.Oregon State University Press, 10 Commerce Hall, Oregon State Univer-sity, Corvallis, Oregon 97331.

Jones, Arthur J. Principles of Guidance, and Pupil Personnel Work. New York:McGraw-Hill Book Company, 1963.

. Junior College Journal 23:245-79 January, 1953. Presents a seriesof articles treating various aspects of guidance at -!he junior-collegelevel and affording examples of good practices.

. Juhior College Student Personnel ProgramsAppraisalDevelopment.(A report to the Carnegie Corp. Washington, D.0 American Associa-tion of Junior Colleges, 1965. 4I4pp.

50.

Junior College Student Personnel Services. Newsletter Quarterly.

Free. American Association of Junior Colleges, 1315 Sixteenth St.,

N.W., Washington, D.C. 20036.

Kelley, Janet A. The Role of the Student Personnel Worker in Teacher Edu-

cation. Washington, D.C.: The Student Pertonnel Association for

Teacher Education, 1962. 65pp.

Klopf, G. J. College Student Personnel Work in the Years Ahead. Washington,

D.C.: American College PersonneT-77gociation, 1966.

Klopf, G. J. College Student Government. New York: Harper & Brothers,

1960. 108pp.

Knoell, Dorothy M., Medsker, Leland L. Factors Affecting Performance ofTransfer Students from Two to Four-Year Colleges. University of

Calif., Berkeley, California, 1964. I93pp.

Knoell, Dorothy M., and Medsker, Leland L. From Junior to Senior College:

A National Study of the Transfer Student. Washington, D.C.: American

Council on Education, 965. 02pp.

Lewis, 1. G. and others. "Problems in the Admission of Community College

Transfer Students." College and University 43:589-90 Summer 1968.

Lombardi, John. Student Activism in Junior Colleges. Washington, D.C.

American Association of Junior Colleges, 1969.

Marsee, S. E. "Who Needs the Community College?" Junior Cone e Journal

39:8-10; September 1968.

Martorana, S. V., and Williams, L. L. "Academic Success of Junior College

Transfers at the State College of WashingTon." Junior College Journal

24:402-15 March, 1954.

Masiko,.Peter, Jr. "Follow-up Studies in Co-educational Junior Colleges."

Junior College Journal 27:521-26; May 1957.

McDaniel, J. W. Essential Student Personnel Practices for Junior Colleges.

Washington, D.C.: American Association of Junior Colleges, 1962.

Mohs, Milton C. Service Throu h Placement in the Junior College. Washing-

ton, D.C.: American Association of Junior Co eges, 1962. 10Ipp.

Mueller, Kate Hevner. Student Personnel Work in Higher Education. Boston:

Houghton Mifflin Company, 1961.

O'Connor, Thomas J. Follow-up Studies in Junior Colleges. Washington, D.C.:

American Association of Junior Colleges, 1965. 75pp.

Personnel and Guidance Journal. Monthly (Sept.-June) $10.00 yr.

American Personnel and Guidance Association, Inc., 1605 New Hampshire

Avenue, N W., Washington, D.C. 20009.

51.

"Phenomenon of the Sixties: 2,000,000 Junior College Students"American Education 5:14-21; December 1968.

Raines, Max R. Conference to Plan Research on Junior Colle e Student Per-sonnel Programs. Flint: Flint Community Junior Col ege, 1964.

Raines, Max R. Junior College Student Personnel Programs: Appraisal andDevelopment. Washington, D.C.: American Association of Junior Colleges,1965.

Richardson, Richard C. Jr. and Blocker, Clyde. Students Guide to the Two-Year College. Englewood Cliffs: Prentice Hall Books Inc., 1968.

Riendeau, Albert J. The Role of the Advisory Committee in OccupationalEducation in the Junior College. Washington, D.C.: American Associa-tion of Junior Colleges, 1967. 75pp.

Rivlin, Harry N. The First Years in College. Boston: Houghton Mifflin Co.,1965. 65pp.

Roueche, J. E. and Hurlburt, A. S. "Open-Door College: The Problem of theLow Achiever." Journal of Higher Education 39:453-6; November 1968.

Williamson, E. G. Student Personnel Services in Colleges and Universities.New York: McGraw-Hill Book Company, 1961.

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ED 014 291 Kunhart, William E. and Roleder, George.Counseling Techniques with Potential Drop-Out Students in Junior College. Journal of

CounsenTig-Pychology 11:190-191, 1964.

ED 013 636 Mealey, F. R. Administering Community College

JC 670 418 ED 013 065

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Student Personnel Services. (Report of theFifth Annual Presidents Institute, MidwestCommunity College Leadership Program, AnnArbor, Michigan, 1965), Michigan University,Ann Arbor, School of Education. 1965. 268pp.

(Microfiche $2.61; Hard Copy $10.72)

McConnell, T. R. et al, Junior College Stu-dent Personnel Programs--Appraisal and De-velopment. (A Report to Carnegie Corporation,November, 1965) (Microfiche $1.75; HardCopy $17.52)

Shed, John J. PREP--A Program for Recoveringand Extending Academic Potential for HighSci---7oc- Underachievers Seeking Entrance at

a Regional Community College. GreenfieldCommunity College, Massachusetts. June 1966.

5Opp. (Microfiche $.25; Hard Copy $2.00)

Sensor, Phyllis. A Study of the MatureWomen Students Attending Day Classes atRiverside City College During the SpringSemester, 1964.(Microfiche f725; Hard Copy $1.00)

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Pearce, Frank C. Dropout Patterns in theNew Hope Project. (Microfiche $.25; HardCopy $.88)

ED 012 166 Young, Edwin A. An Experimental Program for"Low-Ability" Students (Second ProgressReport), (Counseling Center Study 66-1)Los Angeles City College, Los Angeles, Cali-fornia. February 1966. 117pp.


53.

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Abstracts of instructional Materials in Vocational and TechnicalEducation. Quarterly. $9.00 yr. ERIC Clearinghouse on Vocationaland Technical Education, Ohio State University, 1900 Kenny Rd.,Columbus, Ohio 43212.

. Abstracts of Research and Related Materials in Vocational and Tech-nical Education. Quarter y. 9.00 yr. ER C Clearinghouse for Voca-tional and Technical Education, Ohio State University, 980 Kinnear Rd.,Columbus, Ohio 43212.

. Adult Leadership. Monthly (Sept.-June). $7.50 yr. Adult Educa-tion Association of the U.S.A., 1225 Nineteenth Street, N.W., Wash-ington, D.C. 20036.

American School and University. Monthly. $8.00 yr. ButtenheimPublishing Corporation, 757 Third Avenue, New York. 10017.

. The American School Board Journal. Monthly, $4.50 yr. The BrucePublishing Company, 400'North Broadway, Milwaukee, Wisconsin 53211.

. Annual Register of Grant Support. 1969, $35.00 yr. Academic MediaInc., 10835 Santa Monica Blvd. Los Angeles 90025.

. Change Magazine. $6.50 yr. 59 East 54th Street, New York, N.Y. 10022.

. Choice. Monthly (II issues) $20.00 yr. Associations of College andResearch Libraries, Div. of American Library Association, 50 E. HuronStreet. Chicago, III. 60611.

. College and University. Quarterly, $3.00. American Association ofCollegiate Registrars and Admissions Officers, The George Banta Company,Inc., Menasha, Wisconsin 54952.

. consag.gadjjniyarlity_ouslagams. Monthly, $10.00 yr. McGraw-HillCompany, 1050 Merchandise Mart, Chicago, Illinois f0654.

. EPIE Forum. $35.00 yr. Monthly. Educational Products Informa-tion Exchange Institute, 38E Park Ave., New York, N.Y. 10016.

Federal Affairs Bulletin. Occasional reports. Free. AmericanAssociation of Junior7575-ges, 1315 Sixteenth St., N.W., Washing-ton, D.C. 20036.

. Improving College and University Teaching. Quarterly, $4.00 yr.Oregor.l. State University, Corvallis, Oregon 97331.

Journal of College Placement. 4 issues, $10.00. College PlacementC,Incil, Inc., 35 East Elizabeth Avenue, Bethlehem, Pennsylvania 18018.

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Journal of Higher Education. Monthly (Oct.-June), $6.00. Ohio

State University Press, 164 West Nineteenth Avenue, Columbus, Ohio. 43210.

. Journal of Lrbrary Automation. Quarterly. $10.00 yr. Mary Falvey,

Managing Editor, Central Production Unit, American Library Association,

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. Junior College Journal. Monthly (Sept.-May, combined Dec/Jan),


Street, N.W., Washington, D.C. 20036.

. Junior College Research Review. Newsletter. Monthly (10 issues)


Street, N.W., Washington, ELC. 20036.

. Junior College Student Personnel Services. Newsletter. Quarterly.

Free. American Association of Junior Col eges, 1315 Sixteenth Street,

N.W., Washington, D.C. 20036.

. Library Journal. Semi-monthly. $12.00 yr. R. R. Bowker Co., 1180

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Library Trends. Quarterly. $6.00 yr. University of Illinois Press,

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The Nations Schools. Monthly, $25.00 yr. 1050 Merchandise Mart,

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. Occupational Education Bulletin. Newsletter. Monthly. Free. Amer-

ican Association of Junior Colleges, 1315 Sixteenth Street, N.W.,

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. Research in Education. Monthly, $21.00 Educational Research Infor-

mation Center, U.S. Dept. of Health, Education and Welfare, Office of

Education, Bureau of Research, Washington D.C. .(Subscribe to: Supt.

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. Review of Educational Research. 5 issues yr. $10.00. American

Educational Research Association, 1201 Sixteenth Street, N.W., Wash-

ington, D.C. 20036.

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. School Management Magazine. Monthly, $8.00 yr. The Management

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. Personnel and Guidance Journal. Monthly (Sept.-June) $10.00 yr.

American Personnel and Guidance Association, Inc., 1605 New Hampshire

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55.

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Accredited 1nstttutions of Higher Education. Published for Federa-

tion of Regiona Accrediting Commissions of Higher Education. Washing-

ton: American Council on Education, Feb., 1968. (semi-annual)

American Universities and Colleges. 10th Ed. (every four years)

Washington: American Council on Education, 1968.

. A Directory of Programs and Services: Federal Support for Adult

Educat!on. Washington, D.C.: The Adult EdUcation Association of the

U.S.A., 1966. Illpp.

. Encyclopedia of Associations. (3 volumes) Detroit: Gale Research

Company, 1968.

Eskow, Seymour, editor. Barron's Guide to the Two-Year College. Woodbury:

Barron's Educitional Services, 1967.

Gleazer, Edmund J., Jr., editor. American Junior Colleges. 7th Ed. Wash-

ington: American Council on Education, 1967. (RTETTshed every three

years) 957pp.

Knowles, Malcolm S., editor. Handbook of Adult Education in the United

States. Chicago: Adult Education Association of the U.S.A., 960.

703pp

Lins, L. Joseph; Rees, Robert A. Scholars' Guide to Journals of Education

and Educational Psychology. Madison: Dembar Educational Research

Services, Inc., 1965. 146pp.

Lovejoy, Clarence E. Lovejoy's Career and Vocational School Guide. New York:

Simon & Schuster,1968. TinniraTT

Lovejoy, Clarence E. Lovejoy's College Guide. New York: Simon & Schuster,

1966. (annual)

March, James G., editor. Handbook of Organizations. Chicago: Rand McNally

and Co., 1965. I247pp.

. Member Colleges: American Association of Junior Colleges. Washington,

D.C.: American Association of Junior Colleges. Free.

North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools. "List of Ac-

credited Institutions of Higher Education." North Central Association

Quarterly 43:17-44 Summer 1968.

. Patterson's American Education, Vol. 65. Mount Prospect: Educa-

tional Directories, inc., ign.

Singletary, Otis A., editor. American Universities and Colleges. 10th.Ed.

Washington D.C.: American Council on Education, 1968.

56.

XVII BIBLIOGRAPHIES

Collins, W. Burnett, editor.. The Community Junior College: An Annotated

Bibliography with introduction for School Counselors. Columbus:

College of Educa.tion, Ohio State University, 1968.

Forrester, Gertrude. Occupational Literature: An Annotated Bibliography.

New York: H. W. Wilson, 1964.

Parker, Franklin and others, compilers. A Bibliography of Doctoral Disser-

tations, 1916-19.'3. Washington, D.C.: American Association of Junior


Rarig, Emory W. Jr. The Community College--An Annotated Bibliography.

New York: Teachers College Press, Teachers College, Columbia University,

1967.

Roueche, John E., Compiler. A Bibliography of Doctoral Dissertations,

1964-1966. American Association of Junior Colleges, 1967. 17pp.


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Griffith, Alice B., editor. Selected Biblio-

222hy_on Junior College Libraries, 1955-1967. (MiIEF3TTET-I.25; Hard Copy $1.52)

Washington University, Seattle, Center forthe Development of Community College Education.Community College Boards of Trustees, anAnnotated Bibliography. (Occasional Paper).


Washington University, Seattle, Center forthe Development of Community College Education.

Faculty Participation in Community CollegeGovernance--An Annotated Bibliography. (Oc-

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AUTHOR INDEX

Alexander, Charles, 43Allen, J. E., 28Almarode, Richard, 9Anderson, Bernice E., 9Arbuckle, D. S., 49Arden, Kelvin J. 48Ashmore, Henry L., I

Ayers A. R., 49Babbidge, Homer D., Jr., 23, 49Badger, Henry G., 23Bailey, G. M., 35bai-4,ey, Thomas D., 28

Bakken, Clarence J., 49Bandley, Marion K., 3, 47Barclay, James R., 49Basler, Roosevelt, 28Beach, Kenneth M., Jr., II

Bell, Norman 1, 49Bentley, Norma E., 47Bergeson, C. O., 35Bernstein, Jeremy, 9Bertalan, Frank J., 35Bertrand, J. K., 35Birenbaum, William M., 28Bishop, Richard, 9, 35Blocker, Clyde E., 25, 28, 52Bogue, Jesse Parker, 28Boren, Glaude B., 28Brady, Thomas A., 49Branscomb, Harvie, 35Brawer, Florence B., 45Brayfield, Arthur H., 49Bremer, Fred H., 25Brick, Michael., 28Briley, John Marshall, 34Britton, Ernest R., 16Brown, Francis G., 49Brown, James W., 45Brubeck, K. M., 35Brumbaugh, A. J., 16, 26, 34, 49Bruner, Jerome S., 9Burkhardt, Richard W., 49Burns, Gerald P., I, 7

Burman, Arthur C., 49Byram, Harold M., 9Byrd, C. R., 35Cain, J. Harvey, 23Campbell, Doak S., 28Canfield, Albert A., 9

58.

Carty, J. S., 35Christensen, Ruth, 36Clark, Burton R., 28Clark, George W.Clapp, V. W., 36Cohen, Arthur M., I, 45Collins, Charles C., 3, 49Collins, W. Burnett, 28, 57Colvert, C. C., 23Corson, John J., I

Cosand, J. P., 28Cox, James N., 14

Cox, Richard G., 23Crockett, Thompson S., 9Cross, K. P. 50D'Amico, L. A., 26Danese, Sr. Mary J., 29Davis, Alva R., 29Davis, B. H., 30Davis, L. Mitchell, 34Decker, Edward H., 9Deferrari, Roy J., I

De Kieffer, R. E., 36De Los Santos, A. G., 36Dennis, Lawrence E., 50Dewitt, George E., 18Devall, W. B., 29Diekhoff, John S., 45Dimalanta, C., 36Dobrovolny, Jerry S., 9Dodds, Harold W., I

Dome, J. E., 36Donaldson, Robert S., I

Douglass, Harl R., 50Drewry, Galen; I

Dupuy, Trevor N., 36Edelman, E., 23Edinger, O. H., Jr., 36Eells, Walter Crosby, 29, 50Eisenhauer, Louis, 34Eiss, Albert F., 10Elkins, Floyd S., 25Ellsworth, R. E., 36Epler, Stephen M., 3, 47Erickson, C. W. H., 10, 36Erickson, Clifford G., 7, 29Eskow, Seymour, 29, 56Ewing, James M., 29Fallon, Berlie J., 23

Farber, E. I., 36Farnsworth, Dan L., 50Feder, Daniel D., 50Fields, Ralph R., 29Forman, Sidney., 36Forrester, Gertrude., 10, 57Fretwell, Elbert K., Jr., 16, 29Friedman, N. L., 29Fusaro, Jan B., 37Garrison, Roger H., 10, 45Gelfand, M. A., 37Giles, Frederic T., 3Glaze, Thomas Edward, 23Gleazer, Edmund J., Jr., 16, 29,

37, 56Glenny, Lyman, 29Gordon, Garford G., 47Gordon, H., 45Gould, James Wesley, I

Graham, Martha, Dix, 45Greer, T. V., 30Griffith, Alice B., 43, 57Hackett, Roger C., 23, 50hall, George L., 7, 10

Hall, Lloyd C., 18

Hamilton, Robert S., 14

Hardee, Melvene Draheim, 45, 50Harlacher, Ervin L., 30, 48Harrington, Johns H., 10Harper, W. A., 30Harris, Norman C., 10Harris, Seymour E., 30Hartz, Frederic R., 43Harvey, J. F., 37, 40Hatch, Winslow R., 10

Harper, William A., 20Hartnett, Rodney T., 7Haynes, William 0, 10Heiliger, E. M., 37Heinkel, Otto A., 14Henderson, Algo., 7, 30Henninger, G. Ross., II

Henry, Nelson B., 30Hereford, Karl T., 46Herridge, Eileen, 26Hicks, W. B., 37Hirsch, Peter M., 27Hill, Joseph E., II

Hillway, Tyrus., 30Hixson, Chalmer G., II

Hixson, R., 30Hodgson, J. C., 37Hoiberg, Otto G., 5

59.

Hollinshead, Byron S., 50Hollis, Ernest V., 31Horn', A. H., 37

Hostrop, Richard W., 50Houle, C. O., II

Howes, Raymond F., 30Hubbard, John M., 6, 30Hungate, Thad L., 23Hunsaker, Herbert C., 5Hunter, Pauline T., 2Hurlburt, A. S., 52Ingraham, Mark, H., 45Jacobs, Karl J., 44

Jamrich, John X., 20, 46Jelley, H. M., 45Jenkins, H. E., I, 16

Jensen, Arthur M., 18Johnson, B. Lamar, 7, II, 31, 37Johnson, W. T., 37Jones, Arthur J., 50Jones, Bob, 37Jones, F. T., 38Jones, Richard A., 14Jones, W. E., 38Jordan, Robert, 40Josey, E. J., 38Kast, G. E., 38Kauffman, Joseph F., 50Kelley, Janet A., 51Kiernan, Irene R., 14Kinsinger, Robert E., II

Kintzer, Frederic C., I, 7, 48Klopf, Gordon, 51Knoell, Dorothy M., 51Knowles, Malcolm S., 5, 56Koos, Leonard Vincent., 31Kosaki, Richard H., 18Kunhart, William E., 53Lacy, Bill N., 20Laine, O. H., 20Lane, D. O., 38Lange, Crystal M., 14Larson, L. C., 38Lawhead, Victor B., 49Lee, C. Loran, 43Lewis, I. G., 51

Lewis, P., II, 38Lins, L. J., 2, 48, 56Lipsett, Laurence, 12Little, Arthur D., 18Littlefield, Henry W., 31Logsdon, J. D., 31Lombardi, John., 51

Lovejoy, Clarence E., 56Luskin, Bernard J., 3Lyle, Guy R., 38McConnell, T. R., 31, 53McDaniel, J. W., 51McDiarmid, Errett W., 43McGrath, Earl J., 2, 45McIntyre, C. J., 12, 39MacKay, K. C., 31McKinney, Robert, 14McNeal, A. L., 39Mager, Robert F., II

Mapp, Edward, 39March, James G., 2, 56Marsee, S. E., 31, 51Martin, Efizabeth, 39, 43Martinson, John, 12, 39, 45Martorana, S. V., 2, 17, 28, 31,

32, 51Masiko, Peter, Jr., 32, 51Matsler, Franklin G., 22Mealey, F. R., 53Medsker, Leland L., 3, 32, 34, 51Melinat, C. H., 39Menefee, Audrey G., 17Menefee, S., 17, 32Merlo, Frank, 20Metcalf, Keyes, 39Michaels, Joseph, 27Miller, Aaron J., 12Miller, Kenneth D., 12Miller, T. E., 12, 39Millett, John D., 2Miner, R. W., 30Mitchell, J. W., 39Mohs, Milton C., 51Moore, Everett L., 43Morrison, D. G., 2, 17

Mueller, Kate Hevner, 51Murphy, Judith, 14Nance, Paul I., 23Nelson, James H., 32Newburn, H. K., 3Neumaier, John J., 32Nikitas, Christus M., 19O'Connell, Thomas E., 32O'Connor, Thomas J., 51Pachucki, C., 45Pankratz, H. R., 45Parker, Floyd G., 20Parker, Franklin, 26, 57Pate, Thomas, 4

60.

Pattillo, M., 40Philipson, Willard, 40Pearce, Frank C., 6, 53Pierce, Richard, 5Plummer, Robert H., 28Pollard, John A., 23Poore, W. D., 45Raines, Max R., 52Ramer, J. D., 40Rand, Leonard P., 32, 33Rand, Lorraine M., 32, 33Rarig, Emory W., Jr., 32, 57Rauh, Marton A., 7Reach, Damon D., 32Ready, W., 40Redemsky, Louis W., 24Reed, Bob H., 20Rees, Robert A., 48, 56Reyans, David G., 46Reynolds, J. W., 32Richards, James M., Jr., 32, 33Richardson, Richard C., Jr., 15,

17, 28, 52Riendeau, Albert J., 52Riess, Louis C., 47Riker, Harold C., 20Rink, B. C., 40Rivlin, Harry N., 52Robbins, Leslie F., 20, 23Roberts, C. W., 46Roberts, Dayton Y., 4Rodes, Harold P., 12Roemmich, Otto, 47Roleder, George, 53Rork, John B., 20Roueche, John E., I, 12, 33, 52,

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Rowell, J. A., 40Rowland, Arthur Ray, 44Rufsvold, M. I., 40Ruml, Beardsley, 7Russel, John H., 49Salatin, A. J., 12Sapienza, Dunnoval L., 6'Schmidt, C. J., 40Schroeder, Wayne L., 6Schultz, Raymond E., 4, 46Seay, Maurice, 33Sessions, Virgil D., 15Shatz, Eunice O., 15Shea, John J., 53Sheehan, H. B., 40

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TITLE INDEX

Abstracts of Instructional Materialsin Vocational and Technical Educa-tion., 49, 54

Abstracts of Research and RelatedMaterials in Vocational and Tech-nical Education., 49, 54

The Academic Deanship, I

The Academic President--Educatoror Caretaker?, I

Academic Success of Junior CollegeTransfers at the State College ofWashington., 51

Accredited Higher institutions OutsideN.C.A. Territori/., 28

Accredited Institutions of HigherEducation., 38

Acquisition Work: Processes Involvedin Building Library Collections, 42

Administering Audiovisual Services, 36Administering Community College Stu-

dent Personnel Services, 53Administering the Book Budget., 40Administering the Community College

in a Changing World., 2Administration and Innovation., 4The Administration of Higher Insti-

tutions Under Changing Conditions, 2The Administration of Interscholastic

Athletics, II

The Administration of Library In-structional Services in the Com-munity College., 43

Administration of Small Libraries., 37The Administration of Student Per-

sonnel Programs., 50Administration of the College Library.

38

Administrators for America's JuniorColleges--Predictions of Need1965-1980., 4

Administrators in Higher Education:Their Functions and Coordination,

Administr3tive and OrganizationalPatterns for the Community JuniorColleges., 2

Administrative Relationships to theLibrary., I, 35

62.

The Administrative Team: Whatit Is and How it Works., 1

An Adult Approach to Adult Ed-ucation., 6

Adult Leadership., 5, 54American Association of Junior

Colleges, 25American Junior Colleges., 29, 56American School and University., 54The American School Board

Journal., 7, 54The American Two-Year College.,

30

American Universities and Col-leges., 25, 56

American Universities and Col-leges., 25

Americans Like to Give., 25America's Stake in the Junior

College., 31The Analytical Engine: Compu-

ters--Past, Present, andFuture., 9

Annual Register of Grant Support.,23, 54

Appraisal of Junior Coliege andCollege Libraries., 40

Approach to Teaching: New Di-mensions in Higher Education., 10

Approaching Equality of Oppor-tunity in Higher Education., 49

Attention to Details in Plan-ning Makes a 'Most considerate'Library., 36

Audiovisual Selection Aids., 35Automation of Media Cataloging., 36Autonomy of Public Colleges: The

Challenge of Coordination., 29Auto-Tutorial and Mobile-Tutorial

Laboratory Techniques inNursing Education., 14

Barron's Guide to the Two-YearColleges., 29, 56

A Basic Book Collection for theCommunity College Library., 41

Basic Collection of Records fora College Library., 38

Basic Education Teachers--SevenNeeded Qualities., 53

Basis for Decision.; 2A Bibliography of Doctoral Dis-

sertations, 1964-1966., 26, 57

A Bibliography of Doctoral Dis-

sertations, 1916-1963., 26, 57Bibliography of Facilities Informa-

tion., 57, 22Blueprint for Developing Community

College Curriculums., 10Board/Administrator Relationships., 8Board Policy Manuals in California

Public Junior Colleges., 7Book Budget in Academic Libraries., 40

Bricks and Mortarboards., 20Business Administration for College

and Universities., 23Campus in the City., 28Casebook on Campus Planning and

Institutional Development., 20The Case for Independent Junior Col-

lege Districts., 18Case for the Junior College., 31Catalog of Federal Programs for

Individual and Community Improve-ment., 5

Cataloging and Classification inJunior College Libraries., 44

Cataloging and ClassificationSystems for Instructional Mater-ials., 41

Catholic Junior College in theUnkl-ed States., 29

Center of the Campus; Chabot CollegeLibrary., 37

Challenge and Change in American Ed-ucation., 30

Change Magazine., 54The Changing Role of the Library on

the Junior College Campus-- ACase Study at Mt. San Jacinto Col-lege., 43

Chief Librarians of the Public JuniorColleges in Texas., 36

Choice., 36, 54Choosing Audiovisual Equipment., 40Civil Engineering Technology Con-

sultant's Workshop., 9The College and the Student., 50College and University., 54College and University Business., 23,

54

63.

College and University BusinessAdministration., 23

College and University Trustee-ship., 7

The College Facilities Thing:Impressions of an AirborneSeminar., 20

College Health Services in theUnited States., 50

College Housing as LearningCenters., 20

College Student Government., 51College Student Personnel Work

in the Years Ahead., 51College Teaching: Perspectives

and Guidelines., 45College and University Trustees

and Trusteeship., 7College and University Trustees:

Their Backgrounds, Roles,and Educational Attitudes.,7

Community Adult Education., 5The Community College, Bogue., 28The Community College, Wood., 33The Community College--An

Annotated Bibliography.,32, 57

Community College Boards ofTrustees, an Annotated Bib-liography., 8, 57

The Community College Commitmentto the Inner City., 33

The Community College in Mich-igan., 31

Community College in Higher Edu-cation., 33

Community College in the U.S., 33The Community College Library--

A Plan for Action., 41Community College Library--

Cultural Solarplexus., 40The Community College Movement.,

29Community College Planning., 17Community Colleges: A,Dissenting

View., 29Community Colleges: A Presi-

dent's View., 32Community Colleges for the Twin

Cities Area., 18Community Colleges in Britain., 34Community Colleges 1966, 34The Community Dimension of the

Community College., 30

The Community Junior College., 33Community Junior College Act., 16The Community Junior College: An

Annotated Bibliography WithIntroductions for School Coun-selors., 28, 57

Community Junior Colleges: A Culturaland Economic Necessity in Florida'sFuture., 38

Community Junior College, A ReportRelating to the Role, Function,Organization, Financing and Super-visfon of Junior Colleges.,I6

Community-Junior Colleges ExtendOpportunities for Youth., 38

The Community Survey: First Stepfor a New College., 17

Compact Shelving., 39Complete Materials Service., 39The Comprehensive Community College

System in North Carolina., 19Comprehensive Junior Colleges., 19The "complete package" College

Library., 36Comprehensiveness and Higher Educa-

tion: A Sociologist's View ofPublic Junior College Trends., 29

Conference to Plan Research on JuniorCollege Student Personnel Pro-grams., 52

Confusion in the Control of the JuniorCollege., I, 7, 10

Continuing Education Programs inCalifornia Higher Education., 6

Continuing Employment Through Training6

Cooperative Program to Improve theCommunity College Library., 41

Cooperative Technical Education--Pro and Con., 12

Counseling and Interviewing AdultStudents., 5

Counseling Techniques with PotentialDrop-Out Students in Junior College53

Creating a Climate for Adult Learning5

Creating a Climate for Innovation., 4Criteria for Educational Media Pro-

grams in Higher Education., 12, 39Criteria for the Establishment of 2-

Year Colleges., 17

64.

Curriculum Coordination inMulticampus Junior CollegeDistricts--Case Studies inCommunication., 14

A Decade of Research and Infor-mation Reports on the Two-Year College., 26

The Departmental Allocation ofLibrary Book Funds in theJunior College: DevelopingCriteria., 41

A Description of Junior Colleges32

Desirable Characteristics ofand Criteria for Establishinga System of Community Col-leges in Kentucky., 34

Developing an A-V Program ina Small College Library., 41

Developing an integrated Col-lege Audiovisual Program., 38

Developing the Library in theSmall Junior College., 38

Developing Vocational Instruc-tion., II

Developments in State-LevelGovernance., 31

The Dimensions of the Dean'sTasks, 4

A Directory of Programs and Ser-vices: Federal Support forAdult Education., 5, 56

The Domain of the Faculty in ourExpanding Colleges., 45

Do we Need a Community CollegeInstitute?., 33

DropCut Patterns in the New HopeProject., 53

Education Beyond High School:The Two-Year Community Col-lege., 29

Education for All AmericanYouth: A Further Look., 9

Education for Health Techni-cians--An Overview., II

The Educational Program--Co-

ordination and Development., 14Effective Junior College Pro-

grams of Community Services., 48Effective Publications for Col-

leges and Universities., 48Emerging Patterns in American

Higher Education., 2

Emerging Patterns in American Higher

Education., 2Emotional Adjustments of Junior Col-

lege Students., 49

Emphasis: Occupational Education in

the Two-Year College., 10, 15

Encyclopedia of Associations., 25, 56

English A--An Evaluation of Pro-

grammed Instruction., 14

English in the Two-Year College., 10,

14

Enhancing and Strengthening Faculty-

Library Relationships., 38

EPIE Forum., 10, 54An Essay on Organization--The Aca-

demic Community., 2

Essential Student Personnel Prac-

tices for Junior Colleges., 51

Establishing Junior Colleges., 16

Establishing Legal Bases for Commun-

ity Colleges., 16Excellence in Continuing Education., 6

Excellence in Terminal Education., 10

Excellence in Terminal Education., 15

Expenditures of Junior Colleges., 23

Experimental Colleges., 13

An Experimental Program for "Low-

Ability" Students., 53

An Exploration of the Learning

Resources Philosophy and Service

Being Developed in the Junior

Colleges of Minnesota., 40

Exploring the Small Community., 5

Facing Facts About the Two-Year Col-

lege., 29

Factors Affecting Performance of

Transfer Students-from Two to

Four-Year Colleges., 51

Faculty-Administration Relationships--

Why the Conflict?, 3, 47

Faculty and the Development of Library

Collections., 41Faculty Benefits other than Annuities

and Insurance., 45

Faculty Governance in Turmoil--Who

Speaks for the Junior College

Professor?, 47Faculty Handbooks in California Public

Junior Colleges., 48

The Faculty in College Counseling.,

45, 50

65.

Faculty Participation: a Case

Study., 45Faculty Participation in Com-

munity College Governance--

An Annotated Bibliography.,

4, 47, 57Feasibility of Community Colleges

in Hawaii., 18Federal Affairs Bulletin., 54

The Federal Financing of Higher

Education., 23Ferment in Coilege Libraries:

The Impact of Information

Technology., 36Financing Higher Education., 23

Financing Higher Education,

1960-1970., 23Financing Junior College Educa-

tion--An Urgent Problem., 23

First Steps in Faculty Organi-

zation; How Harper College

Set Up a New Faculty Senate.,

45The First Years in College., 52

Flin+ Junior College and Flint

College, University ofMichigan., 29

Florida's Plan for Local Junior

Colleges., 33Florida's Public Junior Colleges

34Focus on the Two-Year College.,

29Follow-up Studies in Co-Educa-

tional Junior Colleges., 51

Follow-up Studies in Junior

Colleges., 51Foothill College Library., 39

Fortifying Higher Education., 1

Forum and Focus for the Junior

College Movement., 28The Foundation and the Junior

College., 25Founding Public Junior Colleges.,

16

Four Associations Look to the

Junior College., 30Fringe Benefits in Public Junior

Colleges., 46From Junior to Senior College:

A National Study of the

Transfer Student., 51

Functions of the Dean of Studies inHigher Education., I

The Functions of the Junior College.,32

Fundamentals of Teaching with Audio-visual Technology., 10, 36

Fund-Raising for Higher Education., 23Funds for Junior Colleges and Stu-

dents., 23, 50General Education in Action., II

General Education in OccupationalEducation Programs Offered byJunior Colleges., 13

A General Pattern for American PublicHigher Education., 31

Glance at Junior College Libraries., 37Glen Oaks: First Stage of Two-

Year Community College, St. JosephCounty, Michigan., 16

Going Multicampus., 32Governance of Colleges and Uni-

versities., I

The Great Experiment--a Study ofthe Structure of California HigherEducation by the Subcommitteon Higher Education., 18

The Greenbrier Papers on Junior CollegePublic Relations., 48

Guide for Planning Community CollegeFacilities., 20

Guide for Planning Community JuniorColleges in the State of Wash-ington., 17

A Guide for Planning Facilities forAthletics, Recreation, Physicaland Health Education., 20

A Guide for the Organization and Eval-uation of Community Junior Colleges1, 16

Guidelines for Hospitality Educationin Junior Colleges., 9

A Guide for Health Technology ProgramPlanning., 9, 10

A Guide to Audiovisual Presentations,9, 35

Guide to College and University Bus-iness Management., 23

Guide to Public Relations for JuniorColleges., 48

Guideline Procedures and Criteria forCampus Development and CapitalOutlay Planning., 16

Guidelines for Improving ArticulationBetween Junior and Senior Colleges50 66.

Guidelines for Law EnforcementEducation Programs in Com-munity and Junior Colleges.,9

Guidelines for Library Planners.,30

Guidelines for SupermarketManagement Programs in theCommunity College., 10

Guidelines for the AspiringProfessor., 45

Guidelines for the Establishmentof an Office for Institu-tional Research and Devel-opment at Pasadena CityCollege., 27

Guidelines for the Establishmentof Community Junior Colleges.16

Guides to Newer Educational Media40

Handbook of Adult Education inthe United States., 5, 56

Handbook of Organizations., 2, 56Higher Education Amendments of

1968., 17Higher Education's Newest Stu-

dent., 50How Big a Library Do You Need?

37

How Can a Junior College BestServe the Needs of a StudentGoing on to Senior College?50

How to Apply for a TeachingPosition., 45

How to Avoid Cpmmon Mistakes inPlanning Libraries., 37

The Illinois Junior CollegeSystem., 34

Impact of New Media on CollegeInstruction., 12, 39

Impact on the University: AnEducational Media ServiceProgram., I2,39

Improving College and UniversityTeaching., 50, 54

Innovation., 30Innovative Developments at

Bakersfield College., 14Innovative Practices in College

Libraries., 36In Paradise, Education is a

Booming Business., 30

Instant Libraries for Instant JuniorColleges., 37

Institutional Research and the Com-munity College., 27

Institutional Research Bases forAdministrative Decision-Making.,27, 47

Instructional Activities and TheirPurposes., 9

Institutional Administrator or Ed-ucational Leader?, I

Institutional Research in the JuniorCollege., 26

Instructional Materials Center:Whose Empire?, 41)

An Instructional Systems Approach., 9The Interim Campus: Starting New

Community Junior Colleges., 17Interim Facilities: Blessing or

Boomerang?., 20An Introduction to American Junior

Colleges., 30Introduction to College Life., 49An !ntroduction to Junior Colleges., 30Islands of Innovation., II

Islands of Innovation Expanding:Changes in the Community Colleges.,31

Issues Facing Community CollegesToday., 29

It Doesn't Have To Be a Regular Four-Year College., 30

Journal of College Placement., 45,54

Journal of Higher Education, II, 55Journal of Library Automation., 38,

55The Junior and Community College

Faculty: a Bibliography., 39The Junior College., Eells., 29The Junior College., Koos., 31The Junior College., Reynolds., 32Junior College and Apprenticeship

Curriculum Construction throughAdvisory Committees., 13

The Junior College: A PowerfulMotivating Force for EducationalAdvancement., 32

Junior College: A Second Chance., 33Junior College Book Catalog., 38Junior College Book List., 37

67.

Junior College Development:A Factor in Planning., 16

Junior College Explosion., 29Junior College Faculty: Issue

and Problems., 45Junior College: Giant American,

Giant Job., 30Junior College Journal., 31, II,

50, 55Junior College Libraries., 41

TrinknerJunior College Libraries:, 41

WallaceJunior College Libraries Nation-

wide, A Report., 35The Junior College Library., 37Junior College Library: Acquisi-

tions., 35The Junior College Library as

an Audiovisual Center., 36The Junior College Library

Collection., 35Junior College Library Per-

sonnel Needs., 43Junior College Library Problems.,

42The Junior College: Progress

and Prospect., 32Junior College Prospects and a

Guide for Its Legal Propa-gation., 31

Junior College Research Review.,31, 55

The Junior College Story., 31Junior College Student Personnel

Programs--Appraisal--De-velopment., 50, 53

Junior College Student Per-sonnel Programs--Appraisal--Development., McConnell., 53

Junior College Student PersonnelServices., 50

Junior College Student PersonnelPrograms: Appraisal andDevelopment., 52

Junior College Student PersonnelPrograms: What They are andWhat They Should Be., 49

Junior Colleges and the NewCareers Program., 15

Junior Colleges Discover NewWays to Raise Capital., 23

Junior Colleges: 20 States., 28Leadership Opportunities and the

Beginning Junior College Presi-dent., 3

Learning by Television., 14Leave Policies and Practices Reported

by California School Districts1966-1967., 47

The Legal Basis for College StudentPersonnel Work., 49

Legally Prescribed Methods for Al-location of State Aid for PublicJunior Colleges., 23

Library at Mt. San Antonio., 41Library-centered Junior Colleges., 40The Library-College., 40The Library-College Concept:

Toward a 2Ist Centuty LearningCenier Today., 37

The Library College Idea., 40The Library Environment: Aspects

of Interior Planning., 38Library in a Community College., 39Library in the Junior College., 41Library Journal., 38, 55The Library Junior College., 40Library Planning for Colleges and

Universities., 37Library Services in Virginia's In-

stitutions of Higher Education., 43Library Trends 38, 55Library Uses of the New Media of

Communication., 41List of Accredited Institutions of

Higher Education., 32, 56Lovejoy's Career and Vocational School

Guide., 56Lovejoy's College Guide., 56Making the Community Self Survey Study.,

16

Man; Education and Work., 13Management in Higher Education., 23Manual of Audiovisual Techniques., 36Many Things to Many People., 31A Master Plan for Higher Education

in Pennsylvania., 19Master Plan for State Policy in

Higher Education., 34Measuring Faculty Performance., 45Measuring Library Audiovisual Activ-

ities., 37

68.

Media Reference Service., 35Media Programs: Patterns of

Organization., 39Member Colleges: American

Association of Junior Col-leges., 56

Memo to a College Trustee.,7

Memo to a College Faculty Mem-ber., 45

Methods of Teaching BusinessSubjects., 13

Models, Methods and AnalyticalProcedures in EducationalResearch., II

Modern Libraries for ModernColleges., 36

Modernizing Junior College Bud-get Practices., 23

Mt. Sac's New Library., 36Mt. San Jacinto Multi-Media

Instructional System., 9,35

The Nations Schools., 55Needed: A Ten Year College

Budget., 24The Negro and Higher Education

in the South., 32New Leadership Program for

State Level Community JuniorCollege Professional Staff.,46

Needed: New Learning Centersfor Old Libraries in Min-nesota's Junior Colleges., 37

New Directions for Instructionin the Junior College., 11

New Frontiers in Administrationfor Junior College Adminis-trators., 3

A New Social Invention: TheCommunity College, What itIs., 16, 29

1969 Junior College Directory.,32

1968 Junior College Directory.,56

Nursing Education In CommunityJunior Colleges, 9

Occupational Education Bulletin.,12, 55

Occupational Literature: An AnnotatedBibliography., 10, 57

On Using and Being a Consultant., 17One Approach to Instruction Improve-

ment., 12100,000 and Under: Occupational Ed-

ucation Programs in the RuralCommunity Junior Colleges., 10

The Open-Door College: A Case Study.,28

Open-Door College: The Problem ofthe Low Achiever., 52

Organization and Staffing., 37Overlive: Power, Poverty and the

University., 28Paperback Books and the College Library.,

43Paperback Foundations: Books for

Newly Established Community Colleges.,39

Patterson's American Education., 56The People's College., 29Perceived Characteristics of the

Junior College., 30Performance and Program Budgeting., 42Personality Characteristics of College

and University Faculty: Implica-

tions for the Community., 45Personnel and Guidance Journal., 51, 55Personnel Practices in Colleges and

Universities; Staff-Faculty-StudentEmployment., 45

Phenomenon of the Sixties: 2,000,000Junior College Students., 52

Philanthropy for American JuniorColleges., 25

Philosophy of Community Junior Colleges.,28

Physical Education Activities forCollege Men and Women., 12

Place of the Community College in aState Educational System., 29

Place of the Junior Community Collegein the Community., 33

Planners and Planning., 20Planning a Library Building., 35Planning a Junior College Campus., 20Planning Academic and Research Library

Buildings., 39Planning Community Junior College Fa-

cilities., 20Planning Community Junior College

69.

Planning for Development., 20Planning Library Buildings for

Service., 38Planning the College and

University Library Building:A Book for Campus Plannersand Architects., 36

Planning the New LibraryBuilding., 40

A Policy Plan for CommunityCollege Education in the'State of Washington, 18

Policies of Junior Colleges inCalifornia for Instructors'Attendance at ProfessionalConferences, Survey., 47

Premises: Planning StudentPersonnel Facilities., 49

PREP--A Program for Recoveringand Extending AcademicPotential for High SchoolUnderachievers SeekingEntrance at a Regional Com-munity College., 53

Preparation for Community-Col-lege Teaching., 12

Preparation of College Teachers:Towards a Rationale for in-struction., 12

Preparing Instructional ObjectivesII

Preparing Two-Year College Tea-chers for the 701s., 46

The President, The Professor,and the College Library., 38

Presidents of Public JuniorColleges--An Analysis ofSelected Background Factors.,4

President's Reports in AmericanJunior Colleges., 1

Principles of Guidance, and PupilPersonnel Work., 50

Principles of Legislative Actionfor Community Junior Colleges.,17

Principles Underlying Book Selec-tion., 40

A Primer for Planners., 17Private Junior College: Taking

Inventory., 31The Privately Supported Junior

College--A Place and Purposein Higher Education., 32

Problems in Planning Library Fa-cilities: Consultants, Arch-itects, Plans, and Critiques.,31

Problems in the Admission of CommunityCollege Transfer'Students., 51

Problems of New Faculty Members inCommunity Colleges., 46

Procedures for the Establishment ofPublic Two-Year Colleges., 17

The Process of Education., 9Processing Center for California

Junior College Libraries--A Pre-liminary Study., 43

A Program for the Rapid Improvementof Community College Librariesin Michigan., 43

Proposal for a Colorado System ofCommunity Colleges., 18

The Public Junior College., 30The Public Junior College Adult

Education Administrator., 6Public Relations Booklet for the

California Junior College Associ-ation., 48

Quantitative Criteria for Adequacyof Academic Library Collections.,36

Quantitative Standards for Audio-visual Personnel, Equipment andMaterials in Elementary, Secondaryand Higher Education., 17, 39

Ratio of Professional to ClericalStaff., 39

Reaction to Some Basic Principlesin Developing and OperatingJunior Colleges., 1

Readings in Modern Methods of Coun-seling., 49

Recent Developments in InstructionalTechnology., II, 38

Recommendations for Establishing anAdministrative Organization--Virginia Department of CommunityColleges., 18

Recommendations for the Developmentof the Library Program at Fuller-ton Junior College and AssociatedCampuses., 44

Recommended Community College BasicLibrary Allocation., 43

The Reaents Statewide Plan for theExpansion and Development ofHigher Education, 1964., 19

70.

The Regional Accrediting As-sociations and Standardsfor Junior College Libraries.,38

Regional Differences in JuniorColleges., 33

Regulations for Community Col-leges., 4

Relationship of Library Scienceand Audiovisual Instruc-tion., 35

Relationships of Faculty Senates(Councils) to the Adminis-trative Staff, Presidentsand/or Superintendents, andBoard of Trustees in Sixty-Eight California Junior Col-leges., 3, 47

Report and Recommendation forLearning Materials Center., 43

Report of the Junior CollegeAdministrative Conference(Arizona State University,December 6-7, 1967., 3

A Report on Non-Degree-Credit

Courses and Programs Offeredby the Public Two-Year Col-leges in New York State., 14

Report on the Annual Conferenceon the Nature and Demands ofTwo-Year College Teaching., 14

Research Designed to Improve In-stitutions of Higher Learning26

Research in Education., 55A Research Study...Characteris-

tics of Teachers., 46Restoring Student Primacy., 33A Restudy of the Needs of Cal-

ifornia in Higher Education.,12

Review of Educational Research.,12, 26, 55

The Rise of the Junior College.,33

Role of Continuing Education inCurrent Professional Devel-opment., 11

The Role of Faculty in CommunityCollege Policy Making., 47

The Role of Junior Colleges in

California's Growth., 32The Role of the Advisory Com-

mittee in Occupational Educa-tion in the Junior College., 52

The Role of the College and NewTrustee., 7

The Role of the College and University7

The Role of the Community College inDeveloping Traffic Specialists andTechnicians., 9

The Role of the Community CollegeLibrary., 41

Role of the Faculty Library Committeein Building the Collection andImproving Services in a Collegeor Unit Library., 36

The Role of the Governing Board., 7Role of the Junior College Library.,

37The Role of the Student Personnel

Worker in Teacher Education., 51Salary Schedules in Higher Education,

1967-68., 24, 46Salvage, Redirection, or Custody?

Remedial Education inthe JuniorCollege., 12, 33

Scholars' Guide to Journals ofEducation and Educational Psy-chology., 48, 46

School and Society., 55The School Library: Facilities for

Independent Study in the Se-condary School., 40

School Management Magazine., 2, 55Science Education in the Junior Col-

lege: Problems and Practices.,10

Seating Accommodations., 40Second Fifty Years--Our Golden

Opportunity., 28Selected Bibliography on Junior

College Libraries, 1955-1967.,43, 57

Service Through Placement in the JuniorCollege., 51

Seven Major Issues Confronting HigherEducation., 28

Sites, Seats and Selectivity: Some

Thoughts on Planning the CollegeLibrary Building., 35

Six County Study of Community CollegeNeeds., 17

The Small College Library., 40Some Aspects Related to Financing the

Public Junior College Education Pro-gram., 24

71.

Space and Utilization Standards,California Public Higher Edu-cation., 22

Stake of the Junior College inits Library., 37

Standards and Criteria for theEvaluation and Recognitionof Illinois Public JuniorColleges., 3

Standards for Determining SpaceAreas., 21

Standards for Junior CollegeLibraries., 35

Starting a Community Junior Col-lege., 17

State Boards Responsible forHigher Education., 31

State Formulas for the Supportof Public 2-Year Colleges., 2

State Junior Colleges--How CanThey Function Effectively.,34

State Level Governance of CaliforniaJunior Colleges., 3, 34

The State Musr Be Given Encourage-ment and Guide Lines forEstablishing Sound Systems ofJunior Colleges., 33

A State Plan for Junior Colleges.,17

A State Plans for the Future., 28Statewide Planning Needed in

Community College Devel-opment., 32

Stephens' New Resource Library,An Audiovisual Athenaneum., 41

Strengthening the College Library.,44

Structure as a Determinant ofDemocratic Administration.,3

Student Activism in Junior Colleges51

Student Discipline in Higher Ed-ucation., 49

Student Financial Aid., 49Students Guide to the Two-Year

College., 52Student Mortality in Junior Col-

leges., 50Student Personnel Services in

Colleges and Universities., 52

Student Personnel Sei-vices in HigherEducation., 49

Student Personnel Work in HigherEducation., 51

Student Personnel Work in Transition.,49

Student Services Administration inHigher Education., 49

A Study of the Mature Women StudentsAttending Day Classes at RiversideCity College During the SpringSemester, 1964., 53

Suggestions for Establishing a SmallJunior College Library., 41

Suggestions for-Preparation for aBuilding Survey in Florida'sCommunity Junior College., 21

Summary of Sabbatical Leave PoliciesReported by California SchoolDistricts 1966-1967., 47

Survey of Administrative Standing ofHead Librarians in Two-Year JuniorColleges of California., 35

A Survey of California Junior CollegeAudiovisual Programs., 41

Survey of Junior College Possibili-ties: A State Responsibility., 33

Survey of a Selected Number of NegroJunior Colleges and Their Libraries.,33

Survey of State Legislation Relatingto Higher Education., 2, 17

A Survey of the Teaching of Physicsat Universities., 13

The Systems Approach: A New Education-al Technique., 9

Systems Approach to Learning., 15Systems Approaches to Curriculum and

Instruction in the Open-Door CollegeII

Teaching and the Community CollegeLibrary., 50

Teaching in a Junior College., 10Teaching with Books., 35Technical Education in California Junior

Colleges., 13Technical Education in the Junior College:

New Programs for New Jobs., 10Technical Education Newsletter., 13, 55The Technical Institute., 12The Technical Institute in America., II

Technical Services and the LibraryBuilding., 41

72.

Techniques of Library Evaluatorsin the Middle States Associa-tion., 37

Ten Commandments for Trustees.,10

10 Designs Community Colleges.,20

Testing for Higher Education.,49

This is the Community College.,29

This Matter of Standards forJunior College Libraries., 38

To Build or not to Build., 20Total Book Selection Process.,

40

To The New Junior College Trustee7

Traffic Patterns., 41Training Health Service Workers:

A Critical Shortage., 13Training Teacher Assistants in

.Community Colleges: A Surveyof Experience to Date:, 45

Trustees in Higher Education:Their Functions and Coordi-nation., 7

Tuition Rates in Public JuniorColleges., 23, 50

Two-Year College., 29, EricksonTwo-Year College., 31, JohnsonThe Two-Year College: A Social

Synthesis., 28The Two-Year College in Virginia

34

Understanding Institutional Re-search., 26

Unique Junior College Library., 38Urban Community Colleges Go

Multicampus., 18Video Tape--The Greatest In-

novation for Junior CollegeSpeech Course Since Chalk., 15

Vision and Purpose in Higher Ed-ucation., 30

Vitalizing the College Library.,37

Vocational Education and PracticalArts in the Community School.,9

Vocational Education in the JuniorCollege., 13

Vocational Training for LibraryTechnicians., 12, 39

What American Education Needs., 33What Are the Implications of the Pro-

jected Increases in College En-rollment for Organization Patternsof Higher Education?, 30

What Price Quality; Or, Economy, Trueor False?, 23

When Junior Colleges Need Help., 17, 32Where and How New Community Colleges

Are Likely to Develop., 32Who Needs the Community College?, 31,

51

Who Should Go To College., 50Why a Junior College Movement?, 28To Work in a Junior College., 33The Work of the Junior Colleges., 32A Workshop of Interest to New Pre-

sidents with Little Backgroundin the Junior College--An Analysis3

Workshop Related to Mechanical Engin-eering., 12

Writing a Building Program., 42

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